Sentence examples for lodged that from inspiring English sources

"He told me that he had a complaint in his file, from a case in the 60's," Father Bambrick said, adding that the boy who lodged that abuse complaint had ended up in a mental institution.

In the 1960s, he had brought to Cream the layered implications of jazz drumming; he understood, through a studious and wild musicality, the magnetized force between marching and dancing rhythms, between Baby Dodds and Max Roach, and lodged that knowledge in an English improvising rock band.

In its other ruling, the court decided that, while the three officers probably did work to cover up evidence of the attack, there was not enough evidence to convict them of the very specific charge prosecutors had lodged: that their lies were aimed at subverting a grand jury investigation.

The 6 are among 17 American soldiers -- including a battalion commander and a company commander -- who were suspended from normal duty last month after allegations were lodged that American soldiers had beaten and tortured Iraqi detainees at the prison in Baghdad.

The Army lodged that charge against Bergdahl, who is accused by some members of his former unit of exposing soldiers to enemy attacks while they searched fruitlessly for him.

But there are still the basic travel costs associated with the road trip, like buying food and paying for nightly lodging, that could make the trip too expensive for some Mexican entrepreneurs, especially college students.

In his first meeting with Capitol Pictures boss Jack Lipnick, Barton explains that he chose the Earle because he wants lodging that is (as Lipnick says) "less Hollywood".

That brought in $4.8m, well behind Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, still lodged in that country's top spot.

The ball becoming lodged like that does not mean it isn't still live.

6. Stay in the reborn, celebrated lodging that Mick Jagger chose as his 40th Birthday getaway; the Four Columns Inn in Newfane VT (in the Brattleboro area).

The holiday halfway point for Mexican women is Las Posadas, a Latin American tradition that re-creates the search for lodging that Mary and Joseph experienced in Bethlehem and that typically happens during Advent.