Sentence examples for sojourn by from inspiring English sources

England won the final Twenty20 of their Caribbean sojourn by five runs in another squeaker that perhaps should not have been as close as it was.

But was it too late, too long since you had completed your Swiss sojourn by steering them to your homeland for Euro 96, for England to enjoy the peak of your powers?

A number of remarkable short novels have emerged in the recent past: "Tinkers," by Paul Harding; "Train Dreams," by Denis Johnson; "The Sojourn," by Andrew Krivak; "The Buddha in the Attic," by Julie Otsuka.

But it was a sojourn by Jimi Hendrix, the guitar idol who vacationed in Essaouira in 1969, a year before his death, that inspired visits by Mr. Ehrlich and countless other musicians and fans, many of whom believe that Hendrix's song "Castles Made of Sand" was inspired by Borj El Baroud, the ghostly, turreted remains of a Portuguese fort decomposing off the beach south of the city.

Later in the week he will preside over Mass at Mexico's border with Texas, in the once ultra-violent city of Ciudad Juarez, with a sojourn by the fence dividing the two countries.

They stayed for nine months, one of the longest sojourns by an outsider with a Brazilian tribe until the invention of anthropologists.

These environmental conditions were chosen to reflect conditions regularly experienced on sojourns by athletic populations, adventure tourists, and the military.

Bill Viola's installation "The Night Journey" is a slow-motion screen sojourn guided by a video-game controller, meant to suggest a spiritual journey.

It's understandable, but it's hardly in the Spirit of the Fringe, so I've started my Edinburgh sojourn this year by trying out some comedians I've never seen before.

Less than two weeks before, Till, a fourteen-year-old African-American boy, had travelled down to Mississippi to visit relatives, a summer sojourn made by many children of the Great Migration.

The stop was then known as Ed Clark's Eskimo Sled Dog Ranch for the pack of purebred Labrador sled dogs Clark brought home from the Maritime Provinces following a sojourn punctuated by the 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic.