Sentence examples for foyer I from inspiring English sources

As I sit waiting in the foyer I watch a gaggle of people head out for lunch.

In the mirror that hangs in my foyer, I caught my reflection, a look I'd already seen once that night.

In a sitting room off a large marble foyer, I asked Assad what it felt like to be branded a war criminal.

'Then, in the foyer, I saw this other woman, tweaking a piece of cloth that hung over a portrait of the psychic on a easel.

I was a bit peckish when I arrived back at the hotel at 10 45 so, installing myself in a comfy club chair in the foyer, I ordered a first-rate roast beef sandwich on homemade white bread and a gin and bitter lemon ($36.25) before calling it a night.

The best bit is walking into the hotel foyer – I'm a big fan of foyers.

I lost count of the number of foyers I passed through modelled on the Palace of Versailles, only to be greeted by a room full of filthy carpets, fag-burned bedspreads and the smell of rotting meat.

I'm standing in the foyer, and I can hear a huge crowd laughing.

How do you adopt a style?' He was very wise then, as he is now, and he said: 'If you need it, you'll find it, and if you find it, you'll know you've found it.' "In 1977, I had to give a concert in the National Theatre foyer and I had no repertoire.

Suddenly we are back in the foyer, and I say, "But, Miss Lambert, what about your room?" She wheels around, and we are in another hallway and then in a room so perfectly proportioned and tranquil, with books and magazines stacked on tables and a white-linen-covered bed crowned by a canopy, that for a moment I don't know what to say.

The condoms are in my foyer because I keep my office and my home in general way too hot.