Sentence examples for has lodged itself from inspiring English sources

Even so, it has lodged itself in my brain.

It is not the only unsolved murder which has lodged itself in a crime novelist's imagination.

Since its creation five years ago as a site for trading Pez dispensers, eBay has lodged itself in the cultural and economic consciousness of an Internet generation.

Could one reason for continuing public ambivalence about climate change be that it has lodged itself in the public consciousness as an environmental, rather than a health concern?

The one that has lodged itself firmly in Julie Mollins's mind is the picture of a shadow where a tree once grew.

He can already feel the pain in his shoulders and the tips of his fingers: not even a third of the way there and the soreness has lodged itself hard in his body.

By the time we left Dorset, the image of the holloway had lodged itself deep in Stanley's imagination.

He had holes in his boots from where the errant snow hook had lodged itself, enabling the dogs to drag their hungry driver by his feet.

Why should a book about how to use commas and colons properly have lodged itself at No1 in the Amazon bestseller list?

She had encountered that word for the first time in an exercise in a conversation primer, a dialogue between a Miss Mulligan and a Mr. Fredericks — " 'Your manners leave me dumbstruck, Mr. Fredericks,' Miss Mulligan exclaimed" — and for some reason that phrase had lodged itself in Amina's head.

Winsted Motors, a Buick showroom and service station that had straddled the river high up the street, had been completely demolished and its new and used cars were rolling all the way downtown, and its roof had lodged itself in midstreet right in front of the town hall".