sojourning การใช้

• Sojourning there in 1916 was wedding party of Jawaharlal Nehru.
• Those sojourning in the wrong place can be deported.
• After sojourning some time in Spain and Portugal, they traveled to the Kingdom of Morocco.
• In 1950 Dr . Edwin Curtiss Segard began his sojourning at Deaconess as the first pathologist.
• He was sent as a Missionary to the Tonguese who were sojourning with Tanoa at Thakaundrove ."
• A lot of people do sojourning, spending six months in a place instead of becoming permanent residents,
• But he could not be induced to lift his spear against the people amongst whom he was sojourning.
• However, he left the army while it was sojourning in the March of Tuscany and returned to Lombardy.
• After sojourning a certain time at Miliana he settled at Algiers, where he was received with great honor.
• Teresa takes a restorative trip to England, her birthplace, sojourning in Bulverton, a sleepy former resort town.
• Guillem travelled widely in Spain, sojourning at the courts of Peter II of Aragon and Alfonso IX of Le髇.
• During the Ba'ku incident, La Forge began to experience pain in his eyes after sojourning on the planet.
• Indeed, it would seem that a sojourning toddler's world is a place of axial lines and contrasting boundaries.
• French soldiers visited the Yustaga on two occasions, exchanging gifts with the chief and sojourning among his people for several months.
• Since 1999 he has been sojourning to Australia for 4 5 months a year to work on truffle taxonomy with the Australian Government.
• Other people who were sojourning in Cadore when the priest died included Giulio Andreotti, Francesco Cossiga and Propaganda 2 Grand Master, Licio Gelli.
• For this sojourning of the flesh hath pleased the Lord because while, having the Holy Spirit, it hath not been polluted upon the earth.
• While he was sojourning in Berlin during the summer of 1886, he and Elisabeth both resolved to divorce their respective spouses and to marry each other.
• He lost his friend Dodwell in 1711, and the next year he describes himself in his will, dated 15 September 1712, as sojourning at Hinckley.
• When they began living ( or, in the case of Denisov, sojourning ) abroad, their proximity further magnified them and virtually hid their contemporaries from view.