Sentence examples for Family sojourn from inspiring English sources

(An early British print run of Cusk's second memoir, "The Last Supper," about a family sojourn in Italy, had to be pulped after some people who didn't appreciate how they were depicted in the book sued).

If hard-nosed GOP pragmatism does triumph over Tea party purism, then Jeb might only have a second Clinton standing between him and another family sojourn in the White House.

It contains stories omitted from her novels, tales that Wilder herself felt "would not be appropriate" for children, such as her family's sojourn in the town of Burr Oak, where she once saw a man became so drunk that, when he lit a cigar, the whisky fumes on his breath ignited and killed him instantly.

In his last public speech as ambassador, Verma spoke about the shared journey the U.S. and India have embarked upon and spoke movingly about his own family's sojourn to the United States more than fifty years ago.

The novel is set in Pittsburgh, from the late fall of 2007, through the Presidential primaries, until the summer, when Emily departs for her annual, longed-for idyll at Chautauqua Lake — an earlier Maxwell-family summer sojourn there was the subject of a previous O'Nan novel.

The novel is set in Pittsburgh, from the late fall of 2007, through the Presidential primaries, until the summer, when Emily departs for her annual, longed-for idyll at Chautauqua Lake an earlier Maxwell-family summer sojourn there was the subject of a previous O'Nan novel.

While the flag itself is the perpetual legacy of Agoncillo, she is also commemorated through museums and monuments like the marker in Hong Kong (where her family temporarily sojourned), at her ancestral home in Taal, Batangas which has been turned into a museum, in paintings by notable painters as well as through other visual arts.

Inspired by the teachings of John-Jacques Rousseau, this 1812 novel is the wholesome saga of a family's 10-year sojourn on a deserted island.

In 1965, Eugene was assigned to Cairo, and the family started its Egyptian sojourn with a three-week road trip in an American station wagon across North Africa from Casablanca.

"We went from having Schumer as our representative to Gingrich as our representative," Mrs. Sachs said of the family's seven-year sojourn in Alpharetta, Ga., 15 miles north of Atlanta.

In the thirteen years that she lived with Clarke, Cusk published seven books, including "The Last Supper," a memoir of the family's three-month sojourn in Italy which deserves a place in the canon of irritably highbrow British travelogues.