Sentence examples for lodging with a from inspiring English sources

Some have small inns and others offer lodging with a family.

"Couch surfing" refers to the practice of temporarily lodging with a stranger — free of charge, unless you count being incessantly sociable as payment.

In "Small Island," Hortense and her husband, Gilbert, find lodging with a working-class white woman in a poor part of London.

By moving to our house and lodging with a police officer, Walters unwittingly sealed her own fate, as well as saving many other children's lives.

Today, Lauterbrunnen's dramatic setting is entirely intact, although instead of lodging with a local curate, as Byron and Hobhouse did, I took a room in one of many efficient bed-and-breakfasts on the main street.

Accompanied by her sardonic cat Jiji, and with a shaky grip of broomstick aviation, she winds up lodging with a kindly baker, for whom she begins an airborne delivery service.

They lodged with a cobbler and rarely went out.

When he took his first job in a cannery, he was lodged with a Filipino crew.

A claim against Assad's regime was lodged with a Washington court by her sister Cathleen and her three children.

The allegations made against the Foreign Office have become clear in documents lodged with a tribunal in central London.

I had lived in a Mini for a bit, lodged with a teacher and eventually left town.