Sentence examples for will be given refuge from inspiring English sources

With little hope of reaching Lampedusa alive, and little chance of being granted refugee status by European governments who refuse to take responsibility for the human consequences of a war they promoted and waged, Mr. Abdi is now waiting to hear from the American government whether he will be given refuge in the United States.

They're now trying to join the Allies, so that after the war they'll be given refuge somewhere, beyond the clutches of that Fascist Stalin".

And while Mr. Selin insists that the Dominican Republic, "will not be a refuge for these criminals," the regional court of Moca, where Mr. Grullon was tried, will be given the chance to excercise its authority first.

Accompanied by Britain's chief rabbi, he will lay a wreath in its Hall of Remembrance and meet two Holocaust survivors who were given refuge in Britain as children.

Others were given refuge in American Embassies.

Penniless and dying of syphilis, he was given refuge by Huldrych Zwingli.

A part of me felt enraged that the man had been given refuge.

Tens of thousands of Jews were given refuge in Muslim North Africa and the Ottoman empire.

He immediately appealed to Leo and was given refuge in Rome.

My good fortune was my mother was given refuge by the civilised humanity of Britain.

A handpicked few were given refuge in the Dome, a high-tech bubble designed to withstand environmental disaster.