शरण-प्राप्त-करना इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

In August 2002, the Pago volcano to the east of Kimbe erupted and caused 12,000"nbsp;people to seek refuge in care centres.

On New Year's Day, the first American civilians began to seek refuge at the embassy.

Cluster flies seek refuge in cold weather and find their way into attic spaces and similar areas indoors.

Helen Krauze arrived in Veracruz, Veracruz, Mexico, when she was a small child with her Jewish-immigrant parents, José Kleinbort and Eugenia Firman, via Santander, Spain to seek refuge from the German invasion of Poland, [and the Ágúst Ævar Gunnarsson (; born 22 September 1976) is a founding member of the Icelandic post-rock band Sigur Rós.

After Italy's initial defeat, Diamandi was forced to seek refuge in Tirana (at that time under Italian rule) and re-entered Greece with the Italian armies five months later in the spring of 1941.

In August 1918, a lynch mob stormed Viereck's house in Mount Vernon, forcing him to seek refuge in a New York City hotel.

During the Reign of Terror he had to seek refuge in the Alps, as he had belonged to the Girondist party.

For this defiance, he was forced for a short time to seek refuge in England.

Later he brought pressure on local Khmer leaders located to the west, but they fought back and drove him to seek refuge on the summit of present-day Phnom Kulen, about 50 kilometers east of Angkor, where the Brahman declared the independent state.

It is certain that when the power of the Cholas fell to its lowest ebb and that of the Pandyas and Pallavas rose to the north and south of them, this dynasty was compelled to seek refuge and patronage under their more successful rivals.

Some of these followers fled to Abyssinia to seek refuge with the protection given by the king there.

Ballal entreated, "May I be your unshakeable devotee, and may you always stay in this place and remove the miseries of the people who seek refuge in you.

In 376, the Huns forced many Therving Goths led by Fritigern and Alavivus to seek refuge in the Eastern Roman Empire.