How To Use Hunting lodge In A Sentence
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He'd already started construction on a hunting lodge.
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The men's dorms are decorated in virile earth tones and the rugged wood and tweedy furniture gives you the feeling of being in a hunting lodge.
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The grounds contain the remains of Elsynge Hall, one of Henry VIII's many hunting lodges and a favourite childhood residence of the young princess Elizabeth.
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It was a hunting lodge, and I would appreciate information about that era and also of what it was before then.
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He'd already started construction on a hunting lodge.
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In the 1930s it was used as a hunting lodge and was visited by royalty and landed gentry during weekend retreats.
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The palace enveloped a modest hunting lodge.
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The king built a large hunting lodge in the mountains.
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Bedrooms are tastefully furnished and combine all modern comforts and facilities with the gracious style of a Tyrolean hunting lodge.
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The palace enveloped a modest hunting lodge.
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The largest wooden structure in the islands, it's modeled after old English hunting lodges, with a full croquet course and pros to teach you the game.
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Externally it resembles a cross between an Italian palazzo and a baronial hunting lodge tacked on to a far older watchtower.
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Founded by William the Conqueror, the fine motte and bailey castle was popular with medieval monarchs, some of whom used it as a royal hunting lodge.
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The palace enveloped a modest hunting lodge.
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The hunting lodge was, indeed, ancient.
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In the 1930s it was used as a hunting lodge and was visited by royalty and landed gentry during weekend retreats.
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We're working to bring in outfitters and operators of hunting lodges who are interested in establishing relationships with retailers as booking agents.
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In the 1930s it was used as a hunting lodge and was visited by royalty and landed gentry during weekend retreats.
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The ground floor of the Regency hunting lodge is cleared of its existing furniture to make way for some strange and interesting pieces.
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Originally built in 1703 as a hunting lodge, it doubled as a soup kitchen during the Great Hunger.
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She has not had the easiest person to live with, and for most of our married life our house has looked much more like a hunting lodge than a home.
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The king spent increasing amounts of time at his hunting lodge at Versailles, and by the late 1660s it was being regularly extended to accommodate his growing entourage.
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Originally a vast hunting lodge, Louis built up Versailles in order to house his generals, ministers and other court suck-ups.
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Only fragments remain of this royal hunting lodge, although there are some impressive earthworks including Bank Slack.
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Such skulls, with their enormous racks of antlers, adorn the walls of castles and hunting lodges throughout Ireland.
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A grand Royal hunting lodge in Robin's day stood in a clearing in the wilderness in Sherwood Forest.
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In fact, if you stay in town and want to book a game drive, there are 43 hunting lodges in the area.
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The palace enveloped a modest hunting lodge.
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It has also been home to an admiral, a church minister and a teacher as well as being a hunting lodge.
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Founded by William the Conqueror, the fine motte and bailey castle was popular with medieval monarchs, some of whom used it as a royal hunting lodge.
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Boxes and hunting lodges proliferated in market towns such as Melton Mowbray, where the hunting fraternity would stay throughout the season.
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In the 1930s it was used as a hunting lodge and was visited by royalty and landed gentry during weekend retreats.
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He'd already started construction on a hunting lodge.
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All in all, it resembles the exclusive hunting lodge of some pompous lord and his friends.
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In the 1930s it was used as a hunting lodge and was visited by royalty and landed gentry during weekend retreats.
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In this photo, he his fondness for rabbit hunting at his private hunting lodge.
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It remained in the abbey's hands until the suppression of the monasteries in 1539 when it was rented from the Crown by Sir Anthony Kingston who was to provide forty deer, annually, for King Henry VIII, who used the House as a hunting lodge.
Prinknash Abbey
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An itinerant court stayed at urban and rural palaces and hunting lodges.
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The mansion looked more like a hunting lodge than the center for coordinating five million personnel.
