Sentence examples for successfully lodged from inspiring English sources

The lawyers are not even certain their application will be successfully lodged.

We know how delighted Mozart was when he heard people whistling tunes from The Marriage of Figaro in the street: his earworms had successfully lodged in people's brains.

Even if the vast majority of petitions are unsuccessful — one study suggested fewer than 1 percent received an official response — local Communist Party bureaucrats have come to believe that the complaints, if successfully lodged in Beijing, can harm their career prospects.

The advance notice ensures that only Sports Direct can successfully lodge securities against the two properties for a period of 35 days.

Although it is likely that only a small percentage of the tumour cells that are shed into the peripheral blood will successfully lodge and continue to proliferate in distant sites, the presence of these cells within the circulation indicates that the disease has progressed to a stage where metastasis is possible.

Twice Jimmy has successfully quashed proposals lodged with the council, claiming the redevelopment could damage his own turreted dwelling, but it now seems a done deal, with Kensington and Chelsea ruling in favour of the latest set of Robbie's plans.

I'm recalling this to try to convey what a shock it was that the "Alsace-Lorraine selloff" conspiracy theory lodged itself so successfully into so many minds.

In 2015 Page successfully challenged a planning application lodged by the pop star Robbie Williams, who wished to undertake extensive renovations to Woodland House which stands next to the Tower House.

After a five-hour operation, doctors successfully removed the bullet, which had lodged in her shoulder near her spinal cord.

These float on the water and may become lodged on emerging mudbanks and successfully take root.

She was moved to the Armed Forces Institute of Cardiology in Rawalpindi a day after surgeons in the provincial capital Peshawar successfully removed a bullet that had passed through her head and lodged in her shoulder.