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• The glassy-eyed beast followed us loyally through our youth in a series of East Village apartments to our current renovated lodge in a woodsy Baltimore neighborhood.
• By then, Vensure had gone from a nearly illiquid "sleepy little credit union" connected to a defunct Knights of Pythias lodge in New York's Adirondack mountains into a fast-growing processor of online poker funds, federal credit-union regulators said in a May filing after they took control of Vensure, whose business they said was too risky. Full Tilt's Collection Woes Bred Alleged Ponzi Scheme
• However there proved to be one or two people within call – the gamekeeper who lived at the lodge inhabited by Lord John, and the blacksmith from the clachan, who had been carrying some implement home to a distant mountain farm. Kirsteen: The Story of a Scotch Family Seventy Years Ago
• There were coaching inns and hostels, or you could lodge in monasteries, but no one did it for fun. Times, Sunday Times
• From September she will board at the White Lodge in Richmond Park London, the Royal Ballet's accommodation.
• She felt a chunk of unchewed carrot slide down the back of her tongue and lodge in her windpipe. Choker
• Such rights lodge in the general manager.
• I arrive and it is a three-hour drive to the lodge in the Torres del Paine National Park, set amid a dramatic landscape—towering snow-capped mountains, bright-blue lakes and lush grass; I sit outside for an hour or so taking in the changing shapes and colors as the day ends. Trekking Across Chile's Majestic Frontier
• The facts there were that an American citizen, with his ordinary residence and indeed practising the law in New York, took a three-year lease of a furnished shooting lodge in Scotland.
• In one small square of public housing his next door neighbour was dealing and bomb-making and two doors down similar were beating a man to death (broom handle up nether regions to lodge in lung). Leaders TV Debate – Law & Order Summary SHOCK! « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG