This could mean that they were planning for a long sojourn in remote areas where obtaining food, especially with winter approaching, might be difficult -- mountain caves, for example, of the kind that sheltered many of the guerrillas in the 1980's.
His third book, Kusamakura (1906; The Three-Cornered World), is a lyrical tour de force about a painter's sojourn in a remote village.
Gorilla trekking in Uganda, perhaps, or a sojourn in a remote yet well-appointed eco-lodge in the forests of Costa Rica, or even a luxurious stay at a Galápagos safari camp with an infinity pool and locally made teak furniture.
The film contrasted rural and urban views on the dignity of labor, addressing themes of gender equality and the benefits of progress, by means of a stranger's sojourn in a remote Kurdish village.
Your Sister's Sister kicks into gear with a "meet cute" scenario, when Blunt's buoyant Iris dispatches best friend Jack – still despondent a year after the death of this brother – for a soul-renewing sojourn at her family's remote holiday cabin.
It is an unsettling psychological drama in which Ms. Olsen plays the tricky role of an emotionally troubled young woman who, after a sojourn as a cult member on a remote farm in the Catskills, takes refuge with her older sister and brother-in-law at their upscale, lakeside vacation house.
In particular, a two-year sojourn that he and my mother made to some remote islands in the Pacific when my sister and I were both toddlers.
But my experience is that most novels are written in Iceland — in some remote and unpopulated place where the creative spirit has chosen to sojourn in stubborn non-splendor.
We were sweating in the heat outside Pier 26 along the Hudson River, watching the lucky contest winners who scored tickets to designer Riccardo Tisci's New York sojourn form an impressive line, when we realized the remote control that was supposed to fire the six GoPro cameras on our 3D-printed mount was dead.
Look only at the paintings from his two Tahitian sojourns, and from his last years on the remote Marquesas Islands, and you get picture-postcard Gauguin: pungent, colour-saturated scenes of a fictional Polynesia untainted by white men, often featuring pubescent naked girls.
