Sentence examples for lodge themselves from inspiring English sources

"These fish habitually lodge themselves in rock crevices.

That's the kind of playful detail that helps lyrics lodge themselves in your brain.

No wonder his drawings - even the long-forgotten Grimble - lodge themselves so stubbornly, so snugly, in the childish brain.

Literature is rich with stomach-churning dining moments, just waiting to lodge themselves in the memory and ruin the appetite.

The quality matters because they're likely to lodge themselves in the public consciousness and seep onto radio playlists: this mess won't just melt into the air.

That's exactly right: sometimes the pigs are lined up unprotected, and sometimes they lodge themselves in strongholds made of stone, glass or wood.

The bullet pierced his skull, and shattered pieces lodged themselves in his brain, causing partial paralysis and aphasia.

Of course, this compels them to come out from the intellectual and social ghettos within which they have lodged themselves.

Bally had served the full length of the court and all three balls had lodged themselves in the fence.

Tim Kawakami of The Mercury News writes that it's the 49ers who have lodged themselves in a tough spot, having staked so much on wooing Harbaugh.

As they neared the bottom of the cube's stairs, they released the balloons, which hit the ceiling of the cube and lodged themselves in place.