Sentence examples for of the sojourn from inspiring English sources

You might expect the rest of the sojourn to be a downhill coast.

For Mr. Herzog's friend, Sister Jacinta, the most vivid memories of the sojourn included a meeting with Mahatma Gandhi in Panchgani, where she was being treated for tuberculosis.

And then, speaking of the sojourn of black people in this country: "This is, in some ways, the quintessential American story".

The Rev. Will Hocker, an Episcopal priest and executive director of the Sojourn Chaplaincy, helped lead the redesign effort and about a year ago gathered more than a dozen local religious leaders to rethink the space.

Andrew Krivak, a former Jesuit seminarian and the author of "The Sojourn," a novel to be published in May: "I grew up in a house where, early on, there was almost as much Slovak as English spoken, the Christmas Eve dinner of fish, soup, and oplatki wafers (and a bit of brandy, of course) seemed almost more important than Christmas Day itself.

We include the coefficient of variation of the sojourn time distribution in Table 4 to gain more insight.

However, some data on the sojourn time of "Undetected Cancer" were found in the literature.

Comparison of the sojourn-time densities given in Equations 15 and 17 suggests that if μ in the one-locus model is replaced by μe = μ/ ρ, one obtains the STD for the two-locus model.

Characterized by the exchange of representatives and the sojourn of Kongolese students in Portugal, this period was a harbinger of late 20th-century technical assistance.

In the Veda it is said only that the sojourn of the good deed is beyond the path of the sun.

Joseph and depict, from right to left, the sojourn of the Holy Family in Egypt; the daily lives of the Holy Family; and the death of Joseph.