Napoleon sojourned there in 1812 on his way to Russia, spending the night in a four-story villa built in 1613 that dominates Vacha's cobblestone square.
But as time passes and relationships grow entangled and complicated, she allows herself to be dragged further and further away from her old life outside the mountains, and from the goals she had set out to accomplish while she sojourned there.
My first, personal, reflection is to give thanks that my own father, who migrated from Odessa, Russia, to London, had the sense, after sojourning there, to continue on to New York City.
This applicability of jus soli, via the common law inherited in the United States from England, was upheld in an 1844 New York state case, Lynch v. Clarke, in which it was held that a woman born in New York City, of alien parents temporarily sojourning there, was a U.S. citizen.
Enchanted years I sojourned in Spain, where native wines were plentiful, cheap and ready to drink.
Last September, my friends and I sojourned to the Park for a day of outdoor adventuring.
Very little pinot noir had been planted in the 90s when I started sojourning up there, first to play golf, then to get familiar with the wines.
THE first question people always ask when you tell them you've visited the Chateau Marmont, the great gothic pile of a hotel on the Sunset Strip, is "Who did you see?" For the record, during my sojourns there last month, I saw, in no particular order: The stylist Rachel Zoe wearing fur, dining alfresco with a table of European fashionistas smoking cigarettes.
He was posted to Panama late in World War I, and after a brief, unhappy sojourn there Bogan and her daughter returned to the United States and moved in with her parents.
In Rome itself, during his brief sojourns there, Hadrian left his memorial in several imposing buildings.
President Monroe and his wife remained smitten by France after their sojourn there and with their daughters often spoke French together when they were in the White House.
