Sentence examples for lodge of from inspiring English sources

Speculative attempts to link the lodge of her initiation with a documented lodge of the Grand Lodge of Ireland have proved futile, but there is no reason that her father should not have instituted a lodge in his home, and the authenticity of her initiation is generally accepted.

The yellow frame lodge of the Indians.

During that weekend she left over 20 messages at the porter's lodge of their college.

LUCY CRAWFORD'S KITCHEN, at the base lodge of the Bretton Woods ski area.

Touch the Clouds pulled the blanket over his face: "That is the lodge of Crazy Horse".

A mile away, work on the little Baroque hunting lodge of Sacrow has begun.

Brooks was a Freemason and in 1781 was elected master of Washington Lodge under the Grand Lodge of Massachusetts.

Local units are called "Lodges", state groups are "State Associations" and the national authority is the "Supreme Lodge of the World", which meets annually.

For months, hawks from Roosevelt to Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, of Massachusetts, urged Wilson to declare war; Wilson advocated neutrality.

"Politicians must hold their nerve while voters learn that the buck now stops locally," says Guy Lodge of the IPPR.

Photograph: Carlo Allegri/Reuters 8.14pm BST A view of the Second Lodge of the Apostolic Palace in Vatican City, Vatican.