Sentence examples for life lodge from inspiring English sources
His film's songs, particularly the mournful "Home" ("Well I'm trying to get home / But it feels like another life"), lodge in the memory.
The basic structure of his stories — ordinary life lodged between incompatible worlds — is also the basic structure of his first life experience.
And, just as Mr. Polanski's crime was set in a particular era, so too the bishop's hidden life was lodged in a secretive Vatican culture built over centuries.
Len insinuates himself into Pam's life by lodging in her family home, where, in darkly funny scenes, it is revealed that her parents (Paul Moriarty and Eleanor Methven) have cohabited for decades without communicating.
The Phillips-Teitler numbers, scored for a mercifully small band, periodically soar without being slushy so that even a commonplace lyric like "bury your pain, start life again" lodges in the memory.
Plus, non-skiers will get a chance to enjoy life outside the lodge for once.
As a viewer, you get a sense of everyday life at the lodge and up on the mountain.
FOR all its paradisal waters, golden dunes and swanky "eco-lodges", life in Kenya's coastal district of Kiunga, just a few miles from the border with Somalia, is hard.
His daughter and biographer, Imogen Holst, records that from his fees as a player "he was able to afford the necessities of life: board and lodging, manuscript paper, and tickets for standing room in the gallery at Covent Garden Opera House on Wagner evenings".
The house and the country life that surrounds it lodge deep in Bishop Sisk's heart.
He lived the rest of his life with a bullet lodged in his leg.
