Sentence examples for sojourn started from inspiring English sources

His TV sojourn started with "Lucky Louie," an ill-fated 2006 HBO series.

Ms. Chang and Mr. Mateo's weekend sojourn started with a Greyhound bus to the Jersey Shore, during which earned them icy stares from fellow passengers.

"It's definitely someone's dream; it's just not our dream," said Andrew McCaul, a 37-year-old photographer who moved from Ridgewood back to Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn, in June -- exactly one year after buying a $580,000 three-bedroom Dutch colonial, in walking distance of town, with his wife, Sarma Ozols, 36, and their son Aidan, now 2. Their suburban sojourn started off promisingly in June 2004.

It was during this peaceful sojourn that I started to realise what a rare privilege I had been given: weeks or possibly months of unadulterated spare time.

Very little pinot noir had been planted in the 90s when I started sojourning up there, first to play golf, then to get familiar with the wines.

Like any other daring entrepreneur, you started your sojourn into the business world at a tender age.

We were joined by three of his colleagues and set out on the walk down the Hodiamont tracks, armed with only matching yellow reflective vests as we started the sojourn into the night.

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.

In 1965, Eugene was assigned to Cairo, and the family started its Egyptian sojourn with a three-week road trip in an American station wagon across North Africa from Casablanca.

I'm one of numerous critics on record as being certain, based on no evidence, that Matisse womanized during his decades in Nice, which started with seasonal sojourns in 1917, when he lived in hotel rooms painting naked or harem-garbed models who, Spurling writes, "were drawn from the tide of human flotsam washed up in Nice between the wars".

"Barely even got started on the Grand Sojourn, and he drops from underneath me," he says with bitter disgust, then gives the poor creature the first of many swift blows to the belly with his boot.