Sentence examples for long sojourns from inspiring English sources

Landscape photography in the early 20th century still called for long sojourns alone in the wilds.

Mr. Nestor has regularly dined on pack rats, mice and squirrels on his long sojourns in the wild.

Beckford's sumptuous tastes were nurtured by two grand tours on the Continent and long sojourns in Geneva, Lisbon and Paris.

During long sojourns in Morocco in 1912 and early 1913, he reaffirmed his faith in the marriage of light and color.

The cossetting widow surrounded Yeats's door with thick rugs to preserve the poetic silence when he came for his long sojourns at Coole.

The film, which takes place mostly in 1976, with long sojourns in the wildness of the previous decade, seems wrapped in layers of gauze, as if its subject were not personal and cultural memory but amnesia.

He stayed there till 1823 – a rather long sojourn, given his peripatetic life.

After a long sojourn in Amsterdam, the Dutch central government returned to The Hague in 1913.

His long sojourn in Medina had enabled him to know the sentiments of Medinese religious scholars.

Of course, half a discontinuous year lacks the depth of a long sojourn abroad.

Santorum, meanwhile, has some strengths that have been ignored by just about everyone (myself very much included) during his long sojourn at the bottom of the polls.