Sentence examples for lodging up from inspiring English sources

That's because the competition for lodging up here is brutal.

Last month, it emerged that Ineos, the $50bn petrochemical giant run by British billionaire Jim Ratcliffe, aims to accelerate shale gas development by lodging up to 30 planning applications in the UK in the coming months.

"The money I lost on the first camp I couldn't make back in 25," Fishof admits, citing more than $50,000 in per-camp food costs alone and hundreds of thousands of dollars to guarantee lodging up front.

Among the top categories this year were lodging, up 3percentt; manufactured homes, up 2.5percentt; and free-standing retail stores, up 0.03percentt.

The manor was used as lodging up until 1922, when the Hudson's Bay Company converted it into a community centre.

The 10 REITs rated either A/A or A/B on last year's report card gained 102% on average over the past 12 months led by CBL & Associates (up 176%) and FelCor Lodging (up 174%).

"The first few weeks you could hit the A.T.M. machines for stray $20 bills lodged up in the dispenser," Mr. Bemsel said.

But market rates are higher because the banks are required to lodge up to 60% of their sight deposits with the Central Bank and because of taxes.

Lille is lodged up in the northeastern shoulder of France, a waffle's width from the Belgian border, with a nice neat stadium that is a notch down from the heat of Marseille and the Stade de France.

But the pre-excuses are lodged up front as firmly as his delusions, "Yes, I'm walking slower.

Personally I always make sure my drugs are firmly lodged up my keister by the time I'm in eyeshot of the entry gate If I'm going down, at least you're gonna get stinkfinger out of it, officer.