Sentence examples for sojourn across from inspiring English sources

The AFL might dangle a carrot from time to time, sending Hawthorn or North Melbourne for a sojourn across the Strait but the reality is while the north/south divide endures in Australian rules football, the whole island would get behind an A-League team.

For the more intrepid traveller, a brief sojourn across the crystalline narrow sea will yield lands of rolling deserts, bountiful cities and an intoxicating mixture of temperate climates, enchanting mysticism and lenient approaches to horse consumption and the ownership of wealth, dragons and people.

Joyce does not mention if Bloom put any money on Cannon on the day of his famous sojourn across Dublin, which was just as well as the horse named Throwaway, an outside bet at 20-1, won the Gold Cup on the day of 16 June 1904.

He continues the live tour, a 20-date sojourn across North America, on Sunday night in Chicago.

Steve Bannon's sojourn across Europe is just one example of how they are banding together and internationalising.

She mentioned it at every stop of her three-day sojourn across Iowa, and is expected to do the same when she campaigns in New Hampshire on Saturday.

It ranges from fiction drawing on his Haitian childhood to field notes from sojourns across north America.

Thirty days, 30 sojourns across the city, and more than four dozen cheesecakes later, I can attest to the health of our shared cheesecake culture.

For the series "In Search of Great Men," Evans has taken a series of two-week trips on Amtrak, travelling all over the country to capture the lives of his fellow-passengers during their long-haul sojourns across the continent.

The product of an impoverished, peripatetic childhood, moving as a teenager from Illinois to southern California, with frequent sojourns across the border to Mexico, he dropped out of agricultural college and ran away to New York with plenty of spleen to vent in plays that embraced mainstream American culture and gave voice to those outside of it.

Initially this work drew on British sources, but his recent American sojourn, during which he traveled across the country, provided him with a wealth of new material.