Lodges in a sentence

In any case, Grand Lodges have limited jurisdiction over their member Lodges, and where there is no prescribed ritual Lodges may thus have considerable freedom of practice.

Many jurisdictions have well-established research lodges, which usually meet less frequently than blue lodges and do not confer degrees.

On 13 December 1925, a law was passed closing all the tekke s (dervish lodges) and zāwiyas (chief dervish lodges), and the centres of veneration to which visits (ziyārat) were made.

Roche, 437. The presence of noble women in the French "lodges of adoption" that formed in the 1780s was largely due to the close ties shared between these lodges and aristocratic society.

When the ice breaks up in spring, beavers usually leave their lodges and roam until just before autumn, when they return to their old lodges and gather their winter stock of wood.

After the deluge, members of the hospitality industry fear Manali and its nearby destinations, which are home to no less than 1,500 hotels, lodges and home-stay accommodations, will take time to return to its original tranquil and forlorn look.

CBI takes over UP Bike Bot scam, lodges FIR against firm.

Earlier Vicky posted about her previous escape to the Newlands Lodges, which is a half hour drive from the city centre.

Elm and Oak lodges have a sitting room, with log burner, open plan kitchen, two bedrooms and shower room.

Families staying in one of the self-catering lodges also get an inclusive pass with complimentary VIP access to Mini Meadows in Welford for up to five guests.

He added: "We are proposing to also redevelop our hippopotamus facility by extending their current exhibit with an additional 3000m² grazing area, with continued access to the lake areas and access to evening pools in front of the Hippo Lodges.

He pointed out that an application to replace ten lodges with nine larger ones around Gwel an Mor’s fishing lake was approved last week, and was supported by Illogan council but objected to by Portreath council.

However, the Lake District Planning Authority rejected the plans on August 21 saying that the new lodges ‘would not maintain local distinctiveness’.

Ninety percent of all permits handed out in Maine’s 20 eligible Wildlife Management Districts are reserved for residents, while 8 percent go to nonresidents and 2 percent are provided to hunting lodges.

Portland-based interior designer captures the glories of 10 of those lodges in his new book, “Lodge: An Indoorsy Tour of America’s National Parks” (Gibbs Smith, $40), co-written with Kathryn O’Shea-Evans.

Rising up from the site is a grassy amphitheatre to gather and tell stories, not far off from a massive metal firepit to heat stones for sweat lodges.

Rules adopted in March also require justices and other federal judges to report private jet travel, in addition to stays at resorts, hotels and hunting lodges.

Stunning views of Roseberry Topping from the Angrove Country Park lodges.

Surviving a gunshot often depends on what happens in the first five minutes after a bullet enters the body and where the metal lodges.

Tape said he and colleagues have found beaver lodges on those unlikely treeless plains, with a few shrubs.