Sentence examples for Refuge from high-quality English sources.

• I take refuge in the dharma.

• Sandra Horley, the Refuge chief executive, emphasised how much Chelsea’s gesture means.

• The only seismic studies in the refuge were done three decades ago, using less-effective technology.

• The areas include parts of the wildlife refuge and other open spaces in Commerce City, a suburb outside of Denver.

• I take refuge in the dharma.

• Still others sought refuge in neighbouring European countries.

• An overwhelming majority of Americans support protections for the Arctic Refuge.

• Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, vast natural area occupying the northeastern corner of the U.S. state of Alaska.

Use Refuge in a sentence.

• While the refuge has given Victoria a haven, she hasn’t been able to have much interaction with the outside world.

• You will not get a car or truck drifting into the emergency refuge area whereas they can and do drift into the hard shoulder.

• Many Natives on the North Slope — including Inupiat who live in Kaktovik, the village inside the refuge — support oil development.

• "Sadly, when they designed the motorway and made it into a smart road they put one of the refuge areas at the end of a blind bend.

• An oil services company said Monday it had no plans to conduct an aerial survey of part of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska this summer.

• The problem is that this refuge offers us much less protection than citizenship, a refuge grounded in rationality and bound by the ties of law.

• One becomes a Buddhist by saying the words “I go to the Buddha for refuge, I go to the Doctrine for refuge, I go to the Order for refuge.”

• For a real rustic experience, head to Abricotines (00 33 450 741 743; refuge-abricotine.com) a mountain refuge above Les Gets serving a traditional Tartiflette dinner.

Refuge sentence examples

• Part of the National Wildlife Refuge System, the National Elk Refuge is more than just a winter habitat for Jackson Elk Herd—it’s a habitat for many different species of endangered animals and big game.

• “On Monday, Refuge released the first set of statistics which indicated an average increase in calls and contacts to its National Domestic Abuse Helpline of 25 per cent since the UK entered lockdown measures”, Sandra Horley CBE, Refuge chief executive said.

• Ellie Butt, head of policy and public affairs at Refuge, said: “Refuge is launching this campaign as the government heads into the report stage of the Domestic Abuse Bill with a clear ask: the law urgently needs to change and the Bill provides the government with the perfect opportunity to act quickly and decisively.

• . — On the eve of the one-year anniversary of the tax act that opened the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to drilling, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) released its draft environmental impact statement (EIS) in preparation for an oil and gas lease sale in 2019 within the ecologically sensitive coastal plain of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, America’s premier wilderness refuge.