Sentence examples for a lodge up from inspiring English sources

"Put a lodge up there," he says.

We stayed at Villa Maria Tayrona, an eco lodge up in the canopy of the jungle where some of the villas you have to walk across a suspension bridge to get to.

Bluestone (01834 862 400; bluestonewales.com) offers two nights in a lodge sleeping up to four from £149.

Each refugee can remain in the building for up to three months, and the German Red Cross hopes to eventually lodge up to 900 people, Rüdiger Kunz, a spokesman for the humanitarian organization, told the Berliner Zeitung.

But market rates are higher because the banks are required to lodge up to 60% of their sight deposits with the Central Bank and because of taxes.

From £819 for seven nights (arriving 21 December) in a lodge sleeping four; up to £1,319 for a deluxe lodge sleeping six.

To the Synergie Spa-sponsored cocktail party for the American Spectrum at a lodge way up in Deer Valley.

Lille is lodged up in the northeastern shoulder of France, a waffle's width from the Belgian border, with a nice neat stadium that is a notch down from the heat of Marseille and the Stade de France.

That's because the competition for lodging up here is brutal.

"The first few weeks you could hit the A.T.M. machines for stray $20 bills lodged up in the dispenser," Mr. Bemsel said.

Belfast High Court was told that Mr Frampton's parents believe they lodged up to £1 million raised through selling tickets to their son's bouts into Mr McGuigan's bank account.