Sentence examples for college lounge from inspiring English sources

UNION COUNTY COLLEGE "Lounge Scene Series," paintings and drawings by Diana Jensen.

The New Yorker, August 3, 1946 P. 15 The U. N. Cocktail, originated by a bartender in the Hunter College lounge, consists of vodka, French vermout Swedish punch, and a dash of orange bitters.

By Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, August 3, 1946 P. 15 The U. N. Cocktail, originated by a bartender in the Hunter College lounge, consists of vodka, French vermout Swedish punch, and a dash of orange bitters.

In her case, "anywhere" meant college lounges and the lobbies of public buildings.

Although the Obama headquarters are slightly less luxurious, occupying two rows of wallboard boxes in a vacant storefront, both offices have the chaotic feel of a college dormitory lounge the night before finals.

But it's free, and unlike most video chat services that require friends to invite each other, Hangouts are more like those late-night college study lounge discussions, which people can enter and leave as they like.

Compared with the violent protests that spread across the Middle East, the occupation in New York looks like a midnight breakfast in a college dorm lounge.

Just one line on the résumé could spell the difference between joining the millions of college grads lounging on their parents' couches and a fabulous entry-level gig with Martin Scorsese — or, if she changes vocational directions, another rung on the ladder to success.

Food waste was collected from college cafeterias (student lounge, student cafeteria, staff lounge, and Bungalow lodge) daily, for three weeks.

James E. Sulick, 49, a lawyer from South Windsor who is a good friend of Mr. Paulding said he is a down-to-earth family man who likes basketball -- coaching his sons and playing pickup games -- and worked his way through college as a lounge pianist.

New Yorkers could still light up at Yankee Stadium, airport lounges, college cafeterias and in the banquettes at Maxwell's Plum.