Sentence examples for great lobby from inspiring English sources
Mr. Risse acknowledges that he misses "the Paramount's great lobby".
That a great lobby often masked a not-so-great inside.
"It goes from a great lobby to an all-right elevator to a not-so-nice hallway to a shabby apartment," he said.
Before our conversation, we had walked around that gallery above the great lobby, lined with photographs of music downstairs, and come upon a trio of black girls singing here in 1952: "Now that's my kind of band," said Plant.
By Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, February 28 , 1942P. 7 We took an out-of-town friend to Radio City Music Hall the other night -through the great lobby, up the infinite stairs, out into the stupendous auditorium.
The Great Lobby love pluging Paris!
Fortunately, the charms of the rambling 89-year-old mountainside hotel soon began to sink in as my husband, John, and I walked into the 120-foot-long great hall lobby, with its 24-foot ceiling and two gigantic stone fireplaces.
Two Bronx buildings with available apartments both had great lobbies.
And they have great lobbying power in the United States, achieved by campaign donations.
Huge beauty corporations, being obsessed with profit and PR, if not a genuine concern for animal welfare, do have great lobbying power, as do charities.
Hermits on an heap with hooked staves, Went to Walsingham — and their wenches after: Great lobbies and long that loath were to swink, Clothed them in copes to be known from others, And shaped them as hermits, their ease to have.
