Sentence examples for was haven from inspiring English sources
noun
A harbour or anchorage protected from the sea.
The grande dame in question is the venerable Algonquin Hotel, the neo-Renaissance literary landmark and sometime intellectual oasis that was haven to the witerati of the fabled Round Table.
But it was Havens's appearance at Woodstock which cemented his reputation.
They're havens for sportsmen and -women.
Failed states and impoverished economies can be havens for terrorists.
"We know they're havens for crime," he said.
"They're havens for drug dealing, prostitution and warehousing guns.
Bonds are considered to be havens today, after the stock market's lost decade.
Group homes cannot be havens for repeat offenders, and worker education and training must be improved.
"Our restaurants have always been havens on the inside for our customers," Dore says.
Only gold and the dollar or Treasuries were havens of safety.
In some states, they are havens for white flight.
