Phrases with «to take refuge»

to take (parent phrase)
refuge (parent phrase)

to take refuge

Related phrases

to help take someone to the next level
to help someone take one's business to the next level
to help take one's business to the next level
to take up to a year
to take up to a week
to take up to an hour
to take something to the next level
to take one's business to the next level
to take one's career to the next level
to take someone to the vet
to take some getting used to
to take to work
to take things to the next level
to take someone to court
to take to heart
to take someone from day to night
to take one's game to the next level
to take to school
to take to the bank
to take someone to the hospital
to take to
to take the case to trial
to take one's case to trial
to take something to heart
to take to a party
to take this to the next level
to take one's practice to the next level
to take something to another level
to take someone to the veterinarian
to take one's case to court
to take one's workout to the next level
to take one's relationship to the next level
to take someone to someone
to take someone to
to take to the skies
to take one's surfing to the next level
to take to something
to take the matter to court
to take one's skills to the next level
to take one's training to the next level
to take one's company to the next level
to take one's fitness to the next level
to take one's dog to the vet
to take to the court
to take the club to the next level
to take one's work to the next level
to take to the beach
to take to a potluck
to take to the streets
to take the company to the next level
to take a little getting used to
to take the case to court
to take someone to school
to take one's trading to the next level
to take one's life to the next level
to take the kids to school
to take something to a new level
to take the game to someone
to take something to a whole new level
to take someone to one's veterinarian
to take from day to night
to take someone to the airport
to take one's health to the next level
to take one's look to the next level
to take someone to new heights
to take someone to lunch
to take someone to the potty
to take something to the next step
to take someone to the doctor
to take to the hospital
to take to the office
to take one's blog to the next level
to take someone to a shelter
to take someone to the park
to take one's outfit to the next level
to take some time getting used to
to take something to market
to take someone to one's hotel
to take someone from season to season
to take to trial
to take someone out to dinner
to take one's children to school
to take one's game to new levels
to take the game to the next level
to take a bit of getting used to
to take the team to the next level
to take something to the bank
to take someone to the cleaners
to take to the air
to take to bed
to take to the track
to take to the field
to take any outfit to the next level
to take someone to one's destination
to take something to work
to take to the stage
to take someone to the bathroom
to take one's career to new heights
to take one's performance to the next level
to take one's dog to the veterinarian
to take one's pet to the veterinarian
to take this look to the next level
to take one's startup to the next level
to take to the road
to take the business to the next level
to take someone to the beach
to take the relationship to the next level
to take someone to the top
to take one's firm to the next level
to take an outfit from day to night
to take someone to safety
to take something to the extreme
to take one's team to the next level
to take things to another level
to take one's cat to the vet
to take one's dog to a dog park
to take to the water
to take the fight to the enemy
to take the game to the opposition
to take things to a whole new level
to take someone to dinner
to take to a holiday party
to take something to trial

Sentences with «to take refuge»

We did however take refuge from the rain several times in the amazing farm themed soft play area, which kept everyone from my 6 month old to my 9 year old entertained. (mummymummymum.com)
If a frightening object was placed in the cage the infant took refuge with the cloth mother. (simplypsychology.org)
These records are especially important if your dog loses his collar and ID tag or needs to take refuge at a temporary emergency shelter. (dogster.com)
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