Sentence examples for sanctuary location from inspiring English sources

Last March, the Central United Methodist Church, in the heart of downtown Detroit, was among the first in Michigan to declare itself a sanctuary location, offering residence to an African family of six who were seeking political asylum.

She presented two possible models for a sanctuary: a remote location, which would keep the dolphins isolated from human contact; or a setting closer to an urban center, which might allow for more public education.

A total of about 200 animals have been assessed after officials from the RSPCA, Vale of Glamorgan council and Redwings horse sanctuary visited the location on a number of occasions.

"Ducklands" looked at ways of turning redundant docks in Hamburg into bird sanctuaries, and Magnet, shown at the Architecture Foundation, proposed a series of 10 reusable structures, offering "safety, access, information, view and sanctuary" in London locations chosen for their typical urban condition of major roads, railway cuttings, parks and shopping streets.

The independent shop, and those of its kind, provide her with a very different kind of secure location, a sanctuary from the online.

Samuel was not only a prophet but also a priest, seer, and ruler ("judge") who lived at a sanctuary that was the location of a prophetic guild and furthermore was the leader of that naviʾ guild.

The large size of the sanctuary and its convenient location make it well-suited for community gatherings attracting sizable crowds, such as concerts by the Handel Choir of Baltimore.

Over the years, in various locations, that sanctuary has seen a Who's Who of dancers, including Merce Cunningham, Paul Taylor and, on one occasion, Fred Astaire.

Not only does sponsorship provide food and shelter for a needy farm animal, but the sanctuary, which has several locations throughout the US, also allows sponsors to visit their special farm friend during its visitors season.

So far, officials haven't selected a site for the sanctuary, but are considering locations in Florida and the Caribbean, and are envisioning an area encompassing "tens of millions or hundreds of millions" of gallons of seawater.

To the north of the Gulf of Corinth, Mount Helicon slopes down into a broad valley that, in classical times, was the location of a sanctuary devoted to the worship of the nine muses.