| "I discovered, when threatened, they take refuge in underground dens." | |
| "I take refuge in the Buddha, I take refuge in the Dharma, I take refuge in the Sangha." | |
| "I take refuge in the Buddha, the Dharma and the Sangha." | |
| "I take refuge in the Buddha, | |
| "I take refuge in the three jewels: | |
| "I discovered, when threatened, they take refuge in underground dens." | |
| "I take refuge in the Buddha, I take refuge in the Dharma, I take refuge in the Sangha." | |
| "I take refuge in the Buddha, the Dharma and the Sangha." | |
| "I take refuge in the Buddha, | |
| "I take refuge in the three jewels: | |
| - but takes refuge in dreams. | |
| A breeding takes refuge in the sea. | |
| Amélie still takes refuge in solitude. She amuses herself with silly questions about the world below, such as: "How many couples are having an orgasm now?" | |
| And also of a log cabin, where the trapper takes refuge at night and lights a big fire. | |
| Be merciful to me, for in you my soul takes refuge. | |
| - but takes refuge in dreams. | |
| A breeding takes refuge in the sea. | |
| Amélie still takes refuge in solitude. She amuses herself with silly questions about the world below, such as: "How many couples are having an orgasm now?" | |
| And also of a log cabin, where the trapper takes refuge at night and lights a big fire. | |
| Be merciful to me, for in you my soul takes refuge. | |
| - Yes, yes. Fortunately, Professor Balls... took refuge behind a new shipment of inflatable goiters... which cushioned the force of the explosion. | |
| After Talus burned their village by the river, they took refuge here in the forest. | |
| After a year and a day, when her husband was away ravaging the mainland, she escaped from Kiloran... and took refuge in Moy Castle with her lover. | |
| Ailing with flu, he took refuge in the basement of a command post. | |
| Although whatever civilization that might have been here was destroyed by some natural catastrophe, it would appear that one of the race took refuge in the cave. | |
| - Yes, yes. Fortunately, Professor Balls... took refuge behind a new shipment of inflatable goiters... which cushioned the force of the explosion. | |
| After Talus burned their village by the river, they took refuge here in the forest. | |
| After a year and a day, when her husband was away ravaging the mainland, she escaped from Kiloran... and took refuge in Moy Castle with her lover. | |
| Ailing with flu, he took refuge in the basement of a command post. | |
| Although whatever civilization that might have been here was destroyed by some natural catastrophe, it would appear that one of the race took refuge in the cave. | |
| - We have report... a small advance force of Persian ships have taken refuge from the storm across the strait. | |
| A Confessor I know has taken refuge in a settlement a couple days from here. | |
| And Hawasch is dead ... and Fine ... It's the key ... ... to Hawasch's counterfeiting plant he may have taken refuge there --! | |
| And all because some alien criminal has taken refuge on this ship: | |
| Archer and his crew must have taken refuge in a nearby system. | |
| "My family and I are taking refuge in the English ships anchored here | |
| - HILL: There's a group taking refuge. | |
| A lunatic terrorist, a raving red, who crops up now we"ve stopped running the world, is now taking refuge in a slum dwelling, a place for squatters. | |
| Behind the mention of Albania, of his stomach flu... taking refuge these scant days away from the election. | |
| Classic trauma symptom. He's taking refuge in sleep. | |
| - We have report... a small advance force of Persian ships have taken refuge from the storm across the strait. | |
| A Confessor I know has taken refuge in a settlement a couple days from here. | |
| And Hawasch is dead ... and Fine ... It's the key ... ... to Hawasch's counterfeiting plant he may have taken refuge there --! | |
| And all because some alien criminal has taken refuge on this ship: | |
| Archer and his crew must have taken refuge in a nearby system. | |
| "My family and I are taking refuge in the English ships anchored here | |
| - HILL: There's a group taking refuge. | |
| A lunatic terrorist, a raving red, who crops up now we"ve stopped running the world, is now taking refuge in a slum dwelling, a place for squatters. | |
| Behind the mention of Albania, of his stomach flu... taking refuge these scant days away from the election. | |
| Classic trauma symptom. He's taking refuge in sleep. | |
