Sentence examples for to refuge from inspiring English sources
noun
A state of safety, protection or shelter.
"To refuge and recovery," she toasts in between bickering.
Their citizens almost always have the legal right to refuge in Europe.
We know that victims come to refuge services out of fear and to protect themselves.
The money raised will go to Refuge, the domestic violence-support charity.
This week, he informed me by e-mail that his surviving family just flew to refuge in Syria.
According to Refuge, it is, "the repeated, random and habitual use of intimidation to control a partner..
It gave voice to Shirley Chisholm, refuge to Malcolm X, legs to Althea Gibson and opportunity to Jackie Robinson.
In the meantime, Wesley Memorial had to move quickly to offer refuge to Chavalan Sut.
"No community should be allowed to give refuge to men who commit crimes against women".
The second, about two dozen men, headed back to the Refuge to wait.
"In such a case, we have an obligation to give refuge to Palestinians and Israelis alike".
