Why hasn't it lodged in the same way?
But having left school at 14, Sam has to ask a schoolteacher, who lodges in the same house as his wife, to explain about Xerxes.
The dogs, their homing instincts well developed, followed the same route back and often "lodged" in the same inns that the drovers had stayed at on the outward leg.
For if, by some freak circumstance (lost in Pacific jungle for thirty years/coma/just plain don't like lousy guitar bands etc)., you hold this CD in your hands for the first time, listen up: Dark Side Of The Moon spent an incredible ELEVEN CONSECUTIVE YEARS in the top 100 and has notched up a total of FOURTEEN YEARS lodged in the same place.
Harrington's vast Nachlass is today playing a central role in language revitalization and tribal recognition efforts of contemporary Native Californians, even as its contents, and its compiler, remain at least partly lodged in those same Romantic tropes of the Sublime (as was Harrington's own self-image, perhaps): limitless, forbidding, impenetrable.
But look at everything we're barraged with — it just doesn't lodge in the imagination the same way".
Most tourists seek lodging in the beachfront Condado neighborhood.
Is the thing smirking deep in the eyes of grace the same thing that is lodged in the heart of being?" Now this passage may have its flaws, but they are not the flaws of incompetent grammar, or of a willfully obscure style.
The lines became lodged in the mind because they encapsulated an uncomfortable and at the same time compelling idea.
Do this two or three times in the same direction, until the thread is securely lodged in the braid.
Some things clearly lodge in the mind.
