Sentences with phrase «get lodging»

Meanwhile, property owners or managers can get lodging information in front of millions of potential customers in minutes.

You could get lodging at a hostel for $ 11 a night or rent a Airbnb luxury suite for $ 1800 for the week.

Such pollution, as Business Insider's Lydia Ramsey explained in 2016, «is especially dangerous because it can get lodged in the lungs and cause long - term health problems like asthma and chronic lung disease.»

We have bones and cartilage, which can skew the bullet's path, sending it into a tailspin that could cause it to break apart and get lodged in different spaces, further complicating the severity of the wound.

But the thought resonated with me, just like when I made my Grain Free Taco Shells, once that idea gets lodged in the brain, I am fixated until I can get it right!

I just got a lodge enamel cast iron, and have only used it twice.

What if a shot on goal gets lodged in the goaltender's skate during the course of a save, and the goaltender near - instantaneously pushes off to re-set and in so doing, extends that skate across the goal line.

But I don't think that some special dispensation should be made so referees can go back and post-hoc review the play to see when a puck got lodged in some equipment and then determine when the play should have ostensibly ended.

Sticky foods: Chewing gum and sticky foods — such as jelly or gummy candies, dried fruit, and marshmallows — can get lodged in your baby's throat.

Your baby still has a very small airway so something as tiny as a nut could easily get lodged in their throat.

This prevents having a space large enough for the baby's head or body to get lodged in, which creates a suffocation risk.

Crayons, if ingested, will largely act like a mild laxative, and there's actually a bigger hazard from choking if the crayon piece is larger and gets lodged in your little one's throat.

Look for a highchair that's easy to wipe clean and avoid anything with lots of nooks and crannies for food to get lodged into and fabric covers that aren't washable.

The size and shape of a hot dog makes it perfect for getting lodged in your child's airway and lead to choking.

Stainless steel pellets fired from an air gun and moving at 30 meters per second easily busted through a typical wooden plank, but got lodged in a stack of densified wood sheets with the same total thickness.

Such antibodies, when attached to DNA in complexes, get lodged in the walls of arteries and in tissues to cause inflammation that damages blood vessels, skin, joints and the kidneys as part of the most severe type of lupus, systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE).

No matter the source, they pose a health threat to people, because they are small enough to bypass the respiratory system's natural defenses and get lodged in the deepest recesses of the lungs.

In particulate form, as sulfates and nitrates, it gets lodged in the tiniest recesses of human lungs and causes major health problems.

Well, heavy metals tend to get lodged in our fat cells, which can contract and expand.

That means tampons can't escape your vagina and go wandering through your body, though they may get lodged high up against the back wall of the vagina where they're more difficult to reach.

When we're stressed, our emotions become stagnant and tend to get lodged somewhere in the body.

They get lodged and stored in our bodies.

The problem is often that the metals get lodged into the cell / soft tissues and don't get fully released into the bloodstream.

This is just about the best pore - blocking substance in the business; it first gets lodged in your pore itself, and then it triggers a process called hyperkeratinisation.

Hyperkeratosis causes your dead skin cells to stick together, form massive clumps and then get lodged firmly in your pores.

I felt so pretty, there in the kitchen with Hugh, while chards of garlic were spitting back at me and getting lodged in my curly hair.

This causes the gaps that allow the sterols to enter the lumen and get lodged there.

It's definitely got that lodge feel.

But the trailer itself is also an expert piece of storytelling with a beginning, middle, and end — one that takes its time to set a mood, introduces both its world and its cast of characters, and highlights imagery that gets lodged immediately in the audience's nightmare - generating subconscious.

Can't imagine how that frog got lodged in there.

His front wheel had gotten lodged in the crack.

WHY: When you first unwrap your A / C unit you'll want to inspect the appliance — making sure no animals or debris got lodged in the unit during the winter.

Has difficulty walking, lameness, or limping (first check between the toes for seeds or anything that can get lodged there and penetrate the skin, causing swollen, painful abscesses)

Hot dogs, bones, and corn cobs can get lodged in your dog's airway.

Never give your pet bones — bones can get lodged in your pet's intestine or throat.

A raw marrow bone that is too small and flat can get lodged in the throat or caught on the dental arcade.

«Dogs tend to «lead with their noses» when they're exploring, so it's not too surprising that a sharp seed head from a long piece of grass might get lodged up there.»

Since the circulatory system is actually a closed unidirectional circuit, the entry of microorganisms into the blood can reach the heart where it can be either pumped out through the other body organs or get lodged into the valves of the heart.

Pieces of glass, metal or plant material) that can get lodged in the pad or in the toe.

Cooked bones splinter, and they can get lodged in a dog's throat.

Claim details: When Bogie optimistically swallowed part of a peach pit, it got lodged in his throat.

A syrian hamster getting lodged in a tube can become a dangerous situation for them very quickly, as the tubes have the poorest ventillation of any part of the cage.

The shells are hard to digest, and the way they break makes them hard to swallow and they could potentially get lodged in the throat.

If they swallow them, the splinters can get lodged in the throat or even damage the soft tissue of the esophagus.

If the piece that broke off is sufficiently large and is ingested by your small or young pooch, there is a chance that this piece might get lodged into one of the smaller diameter sections of the dog's gut.

Disc batteries — those small round button - sized batteries — also pose an additional concern: they can get lodged in your pet's esophagus and cause burns even if not punctured.

Larger dogs typically manage to pass these bones without an issue, but smaller dogs have smaller passageways, and items tend to get lodged just because there's less room for them to pass.

These shards can also get lodged in the esophagus.

Such swallowed foreign bodies tend to get stuck in the body, and the first place they can get lodged is within the esophagus.

Choke — Equine choke, or esophageal obstruction, is a when a bolus of feed (or even bedding), gets lodged in the esophagus.