Sentence examples for union lodge from inspiring English sources
He became treasurer of the Dawdon trade union lodge and in 1985 he was elected president of the Durham Miners Associationn, an office he held until his death, aged 66, of cancer.
The drink, which is a cheeky homage to the Red-light District in Amsterdam, the birthplace over 350 years ago, of Bols Genever, can be found at bars nationwide as varied as Bagatelle in New York City (which uses a larger version of the lightbulb decanter for bottle service), The Lincoln in Venice Beach, CA, the Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas, Union Lodge in Denver, and The Loyalist in Chicago.
Introducing the pre-Prohibition cocktail, fully embraced by newly opened Union Lodge No. 1.
Swisher was a member of the Morgantown Union Lodge No. 4 of the Free and Accepted Masons, Morgantown Lodge No. 411 of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, the Morgantown Chamber of Commerce the Kiwanis Club the Country Club, and the Old Colony Club.
In 2007 four NGOs and the Confédération Paysanne farmers' union lodged a legal complaint.
Separately, the state troopers' union lodged an ethics complaint this week against Ms. Palin and members of her administration, alleging that they had unlawfully gained access to Mr. Wooten's personnel file.
This union has lodged a formal complaint about the misuse of resources in guarding Bilderberg.
Leslie Koch, the president of the Trust for Governors Island, the group set up by the Bloomberg administration to oversee the island after the city took control of it, said that Governors Island had housed Confederate prisoners — officers at Fort Jay, enlisted men at Castle Williams — and Union recruits lodged there before they were sent to the front lines.
In the meantime, two unions had lodged complaints against petitioner with the National Labor Relations Board (Board), 246 F.3d, at 624, and after the federal proceedings ended, the Boards general counsel issued an administrative complaint against petitioner, alleging that it had violated §8(a)(1) of the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA), 49 Stat.
Many have been all-inclusive plans — Mr. Docto offers three options, with prices ranging from about $2,750 to over $4,000 — where couples celebrate their union at the lodge and then have the entire place to themselves and many of their guests for the weekend.
She went to all the places she could think of where black people of a certain age might gather: churches, senior centers, Masonic lodges, union halls, quilting clubs, funerals, family and class reunions, Juneteenth celebrations, club meetings.
