lodge

01. After a wonderful day of skiing, we spent the evening at the [lodge] in front of the fire.

02. The walls of the hunting [lodge] were covered with trophies of various animals.

03. The guys all met in the fishing [lodge] at the end of the day to compare their catches.

04. Her parents found a [lodger] for her room after she left for college.

05. My parents have taken in a couple of [lodgers] to help them cover the cost of their mortgage.

06. The bullet entered his arm, exited his shoulder and [lodged] in his jaw.

07. The town was destroyed in the war, and the only buildings left standing had bullets [lodged] in all the walls.

08. Dave always joked that he had a tiny fragment of brain [lodged] in his head.

09. The cat had a fishbone [lodged] in its throat and was choking.

10. The defendant's lawyer announced that they would [lodge] an appeal.

11. The Swedish Ambassador has [lodged] an official protest with the French government over the affair.

12. She [lodged] a complaint against her boss after he made suggestive remarks to her.

13. We found [lodging] for the night in a beautiful little bed and breakfast right off the bicycle trail.

14. My son [lodged] with his aunt for a time while he was going to school down south.

15. Conference delegates have been [lodged] in private homes in order to reduce expenses.

16. I get free [lodging] in return for cutting the grass and doing different maintenance chores.

17. You can find [lodgings] near the university at a reasonable rent.

18. We [lodged] in an old house near the river while we were visiting the city.

19. The little boy had a green pea [lodged] in his nose, so his mother took him to the hospital.

20. He invited her up to his [lodgings] at the end of the evening.

21. One of the [lodgers] was a crazy man, and he crept down one night and killed the entire family while they slept in their beds.

22. The native people of this area built great [lodges] for use during their many different ceremonies.

23. An Egyptian proverb notes that a small house can [lodge] a hundred friends.

24. A Chinese proverb advises, "Choose your [lodging] before dark and leave before the morning dew."

25. James Madison once stated that the essence of government is power; and power, [lodged] as it must be in human hands, will ever be liable to abuse.

26. The young boy got a fragment of metal [lodged] in his head after falling from the second floor while playing at a construction site.