Seeing where he lived was my goal on that first sojourn as well as a side trip to Auschwitz-Birkenau.
Even in the 1930s, while the government agreed "to admit Jewish academic refugees, this was based on the understanding that their sojourn in Britain would be temporary, and indeed, most of the scholars themselves expected to move on to the USA," he wrote in an e-mail.
Meanwhile, both seem amused and flattered by the idea that their sojourn on Popworld might be remembered.
Because even though I believe that her sojourn on Mull will not last so long, by rechoosing Wally she has embraced the impossible, inaccessible past, and by doing so has risked or even exhausted an extremely useful longing — possibly her most important one, the one she's made good use of all these years to fuel her present, where I found a place.
Clearly it worked, as his wife, Cherie, famously conceived their son Leo on one such sojourn.
Indeed, we found on our recent sojourn that the symbolism and expectations surrounding tipping were as varied and capricious as the coinage in Durer's time.
However, some data on the sojourn time of "Undetected Cancer" were found in the literature.
Concerning the isolated local recurrence of breast cancer, the dependence of the hazard function after the ILRR on the sojourn time is analysed.
The New Yorker, March 6, 2000 P. 92 Briefly Noted book review of "Greene on Capri" (Farrar, Straus & Giroux; $22) by Shirley Hazzard... Hazzard says of Graham Greene's sojourns on Capri that the island was "an unlikely — one might say, a resplendent — setting for a man largely unmoved by visual experience".... View Article By Alan Burdick By Phil Klay By Larissa MacFarquhar By Emily Witt.
Our focus is on the sojourn-time density and the mean absorption time of the locally beneficial mutation A1 (see Methods).
