Sentence examples for lodge from the from inspiring English sources
On a sleepy stretch of Atlantic beach, everything about the lodge, from the layout to the handmade construction materials, is eco-friendly.
The steps up to the lodge from the path are extremely steep, too widely spaced for little legs, and not gated off at the top.
There are several South Africans visiting the lodge from the company that owns it, the mysteriously named Conservation Corporation Africa, which runs equally luxurious and unusual lodges and camps in South Africa, Zimbabwe and East Africa.
The shelter was an old hunting lodge from the days of the Raj.
Approaching Ecca Lodge from the dirt road that leads through the 50,000-acre Kwandwe private game reserve in South Africa, you may think you've taken a wrong turn toward the workers' quarters.
With the help of an expert staff, they are involved in every aspect of the lodge, from designing the rooms to entertaining their guests at night.
Douglas Duvall, a Freddie Mac spokesman, said the company had "no reason to believe" that any employee had accepted payments for travel or lodging from the Stern firm.
Where to Stay Lodging from the most frugal hostels to luxury resorts can be found anywhere from Cantwell, several miles south of the Denali entrance, to Healy, several miles to the north.
Later that night, as the Male Chorus describes Tarquinius impulsively rushing to Rome to demand lodging from the unsuspecting Lucretia, you hear the galloping of his horse in Britten's rhythmically charged, harmonically grating music.
In the 16th century, steps were built to access the Ruthven lodging from the west.
Even before the DUP-UUP pullout, the Orange Order had denounced the decision to prevent a local lodge from marching past the republican Ardoyne district.
