Sentence examples for To sojourn from inspiring English sources

To sojourn in Tripoli is to travel deep into a world of illusionism and deceit.

To sojourn for a while in some ethnic enclave needn't be seen as exoticizing the other in some sinister way.

To sojourn in the Holy Land these days is to be pitched into a miasma of mutual political recriminations, of action and reprisal, of a spiral of mutual dehumanization and cruelty, of violence and counterviolence, all to a point that sanity and compassion seem at risk of being lost.

He said, "The Torah explicitly commands that, despite the horrible things the Egyptians did to the people of Israel, and I quote, 'You shall not reject an Egyptian, for you were a sojourner in his land.' " Some Israelis said their countrymen continued to sojourn in Arab land, not as captives but as occupiers, and so they had not yet found peace.

Frances Trollope decided to sojourn in America when a rich uncle did the Trollopes the disservice of marrying late in life and, still worse, begetting an heir.

Young artists in search of enlightenment were supposed to sojourn to Rome and crane their necks to take in Michelangelo's ceiling.

Comparison of the diffusion approximation t ˜ 2, QLE (p ; p 0 ) to sojourn-time distributions obtained from stochastic simulations shows a very good agreement, except at the boundary p = 0. There, the continuous solution of the diffusion approximation is known to provide a suboptimal fit to the discrete distribution.

People like to create golf journeys, be they sojourns to Scotland, buddy trips to Myrtle Beach or trails to clusters of connected, and often refined, golf courses.

The easiest way to spot orangutans in Borneo is by sojourning to the Sepilok Orang Utan Sanctuary.

The first book led Mr. Neuberger to a sojourn in Europe.

In the middle of the grounds, for about a dollar, you can segue from communing with China's long history to a sojourn in Jurassic Park.