Sentence examples for lodge through from inspiring English sources

With delays to the opening of the lodge through local bureaucracy and supply problems, the couple have had a steep learning curve.

In New Haven, 100 teenagers are being invited to Summer Suppers four days a week at the Elks Lodge through a new Connecticut Food Bank program financed with $27,500 in federal grants and donations.

Behind my house, there was an old carriage road that went halfway over the mountain, and when I was twelve and thirteen I'd follow it to its dead-end, near the top of the lift, walk down the abandoned slide, and enter the lodge through a broken window.

The great house was demolished in 1952 but, soon after we left the road and took a winding path from beside the lodge through woodland and past rhododendrons, we found steps leading to a forgotten walled garden, derelict and overgrown, but still suggestive of the estate's former character.

I drive into Kapani Lodge through a gateway roofed with reeds.

TAD FRIEND: I love that he spent about twenty minutes dragging Scatman Crouthers back up to the Overlook Lodge, through the snowstorm — then axed him (and our expectations of rescue) to death as soon as he walked in.

Beavers create dams because the resulting swamps allow them to enter their lodges through safe underwater entrances, Mr. Batcheller said.

Moreover, Hotel Reservations Network has just renewed a five-year deal to provide discounted lodging through Travelocity, Expedia's main rival.

By law a French worker is paid full wages for his one month's holiday; a worker who has been fed and lodged through the year also gets a small allocation for food & lodging while on vacation.

Anyone searching for #Maldives on Twitter over the last week, and expecting to see endless pictures of an idyllic desert island holiday, may have found themselves slightly perplexed by the seemingly random image of a machete lodged through a door.

5. Motor Safari in Cheshire From £99 for 1 night, motor-safari.co.uk Learn to ride a quad bike or 4x4 vehicle in stunning countryside, then sleep (very well) in accommodation ranging from bushcraft-style lodges through to a five-star hotel.