'for his lodging' is an acceptable phrase that can be used in written English.
For example, one could say "He found a small house for his lodging when he arrived in the village."
He wrote a Masonic cantata for his lodge and directed a performance of it on November 18.
Today he gets $325 a night for his lodge's comforts, which include meals he cooks using herbs and vegetables from his own garden.
Finally the government relented and has paid for his hostel lodging ever since.
While even Matt Smith on Doctor Who ended up too Essexy for his Tardis, lodging with James Corden and playing Sunday-league football in one episode.
In 1986, in the same case, LaRouche said that he did not know who had paid the rent on the estate, or for his food, lodging, clothing, transportation, bodyguards, or lawyers since 1973.
He takes the man to a lodge, spends the night caring for him, pays his lodging and promises to check on him on his return trip.
He spent the last two years of his life as the inmate of a religious hostel in Loreto, paying for his board and lodging by undertaking commissions for the institution that included the lowly task of painting numbers on the dormitory beds.
Newcastle were also linked with a move for Aston Villa striker Darren Bent, although Fulham now seem favourites for his signature after lodging an improved third bid for the 29-year-old.
Dream Homes Though it hasn't yet been built, Tim Blixseth is asking $155 million for his planned Montana lodge.
Ai arranged for his 1,001 to lodge in a two-level dormitory house that was converted from a Volkswagen factory, with the men and women each occupying one level.
Ali Rezaian said two pieces of evidence against him were a visa application he had lodged for his Iranian wife in order to be able to travel to the US and a letter he sent to Obama's 2008 White House transition team offering help to improve bilateral relations between Iran and the US.
