Sentence examples for lodging away from from inspiring English sources

Rental housing fell by 0.1% and lodging away from home (mostly hotels) fell by 1.5%.

He argues that the declines in rents, lodging away from home and apparel, which tipped the balance toward a flat core reading rather than a 0.1% reading, will persist.

Henry and his mother are recorded in the 1911 Census living at 21 Heyford Avenue, Lambeth, while his stepfather was lodging away from home working as a wheelwright.

They're out in the snow at a creepy old lodge, away from the prying eyes of their conservative parents.

This is a job for the black assistants who work at the lodge, well away from the tourists.

1) There's a big Freemasons' lodge "just blocks away from the White House".

They promised there will be no repeat of last year's low-key approach to defuse the threat of violence, when the Portadown lodge surprisingly marched away from police lines after attending the Church of Ascension, Drumcree.

By contrast, employers may pay an employee's expenses, such as travel costs, lodging, and meals when working away from home.

La Ferme du Soleil (sleeps 14) from £725pp or £10,200 a week for whole chalet, thewhitechaletcollection.com The campsite website says it can save skiers a fistful of euros with its collection of lodges, huts and chalets away from major resorts.

In a 5-4 decision, the justices said the Constitution did not prevent states from taking this power away from elected politicians and lodging it in the hands of a nonpartisan board.

Fortunately, he was blinking at the time, which pushed the pellet downward and away from the eye itself, lodging deep in the soft flesh between his eyeball and its socket.