Sentence examples for Once lodged from inspiring English sources

Once lodged in that elusive heart of Europe, why should Britain not indeed emerge as the continent's leader, and he as its senior statesman?

Once lodged in the collective imagination, the murder drew comment not only from the hyperventilating press and outraged guardians of public safety and morality, but from literary lights of the day.

Once lodged in the arterioles, Y particles are capable of delivering an intense local radiotherapeutic effect (from 50 to >1000 Gy) to the target areas.

Gillespie admits it could also be part of a reef, a geological formation or any number of things once lodged into the seabed and now drifted away.

Willem elects to stay in the Lloyd hotel in the city, a place where emigrants once lodged before they embarked to the new world.

A chapter is devoted to the Mornington Crescent radio game (Paine's bones once lodged in a nearby house), and Paine's revolution-inducing pamphlet, 'Common Sense', is likened by Collins to 'the telescoping segments of a collapsible spyglass.

Once lodging recovers, Marriott ought to see handsome earnings gains.

This image of effort and dejection, a strange, dreamlike response to the music, at once lodges in the head.

He is a man made cold and later broken by the evil, once simply lodged in human weakness and now metastasized into a proliferating juggernaut of guns over the horizon.

The great uncertainty here is how long anthrax spores can remain a threat once they lodge in the body.

The helix then reverses its direction to release the sperm once it lodges in the wall of an egg (see video, above).