sojourn

"Their sojourn in public life will be two, three or four years."

And when I call be quick to begin your sojourn.

And this is the start of a 4-year, 10-stop sojourn around the country.

He would be back within three days for another brief sojourn.

When he came back the next day, his sojourn on Earth complete, things would be different.

The Lost we did not find, but signs of their sojourn were found.

After a little sojourn in that land you will believe them on their own account.

No doubt you will be able to tell me quite a lot about your sojourn there as well.

The North country has few people of any sort, or so it appeared during my sojourn there.

He expects this sojourn to last perhaps three or four months.

I too had a short sojourn into the company of that noble society.

I think too much like a Human; my sojourn with them has affected me.

Jack is taking me on his own sojourn of mercy.

Even in the best of weather she felt concern when he went on his sojourns.

"The march will be a sojourn into my own identity," he said.

No visit to India is complete without a sojourn in the south.

During my forced sojourn in the town I did two foolish things.

You will also gain knowledge by travel and sojourn in foreign countries.

He looked the part of a man who had returned to life after a sojourn in the grave.

What was it you felt important about your sojourns home?"

The letters tell the story of his sojourn, which stretched itself into nearly five months.

In most stations of their sojourn, they are not yet the top dogs.

As for the bombers, he said their sojourns in Iraq were generally short.

What became of most professionals after their brief sojourn in the game?

In 1827 he went to Italy, where his sojourn extended over three years.

Many did travel extensively, however, sojourning at one court and then another.

He appeared among us five years ago, having passed through communities to the north and east, sojourning a while in some.

It had been too long since I sojourned in that blessed realm.

Among those who sojourned, he roved farther and more often.

We have sojourned so far beyond our knowledge that all perils are become equal.

They only traveled, or at most sojourned in it.

"After we have sojourned there awhile, tell me if it deserves its name."

Oliver had been sojourning at the undertaker's some three weeks or a month.

From 1514 he sojourned in Naples for six years.

Only her poor tortured body sojourned in this place.

Every night the sun descended into and sojourned amid chaos.

If this is so, it would explain many of the experiences of those who have sojourned there.

He also visited Europe, and sojourned for some time in London.

Many ascetics have sojourned here and contributed to the area's great sanctity.

Of course, his voluminous correspondence used this place in the dateline when he sojourned there.

Wherever they sojourned, whether for a longer or a shorter time, the scientific work went on uninterruptedly.

While sojourning in Holland (1603-11), he devised a new method for teaching languages quickly.

Joan of Arc might have sojourned there while coming back from Orleans.

There was no evidence of a fire, so we could not tell how long ago the travellers had sojourned there.

I never felt better in my life than during the two years my father and I sojourned on the inside of the earth.

He would also be "expected to give some little attention to Canadian gentlemen sojourning in London".

The shepherd dog Prinz was also sojourning in the city.

In short, I told them everything that had happened in the land since we had last sojourned on the island.

Confederate States also lose the ability to restrict the rights of traveling and sojourning slave owners.

It was these two men who escorted olofin and his people to where they sojourned.