It ranges from fiction drawing on his Haitian childhood to field notes from sojourns across north America.
In fact, thousands of Ecuadorians are returning from sojourns in North America and Europe, where they went for better job opportunities.
Some speculate that Marco Polo or returning Crusaders introduced fireworks to the West, though fireworks probably trickled in over the course of many years, tucked among the belongings of various missionaries, traders, or explorers returning from sojourns to the East.
What Ms Campbell learns from her sojourn under Manhattan Bridge - whether, in particular, she takes from it a new empathy for the household staff in her employ - remains to be seen.
A flingette with Ken Tynan lasted up to the point at which his wife returned from a sojourn in the US.
Mr. Qutb's Greely was a prohibitionist, conservative place, yet he came away from his sojourn disdainful of nearly all aspects of U.S. life.
It began in 1913, when Matisse returned from a sojourn in Morocco and confronted, in Paris, a raging, almost dictatorial vogue for Cubism.
Aside from a sojourn to the Great Western festival at Bardney a couple of years later, that was my last festival experience.
Mets officials have suggested that Trachsel returned from his sojourn with Class AAA Norfolk more confident, but Trachsel insists his confidence was never damaged.
The extra stink you'll notice derives from its sojourn in a "new and different" capital city, where the one-time fab four try importing their western liberal values – ha! – and cause grotesque offence to their hosts.
