Sentence examples for inner lobby from inspiring English sources

The inner lobby felt cramped and isolated.

They danced in the ballroom under the crystal chandeliers that now illuminate the inner lobby.

The outer lobby has been heavily altered, but the inner lobby seems almost intact, with richly veined marble of gold and gray; the Empire State Building lobby also uses highly figured stone.

"We argued that the lock on the inner lobby door was defective and the security guard was absent from his post," making it easier for the killers to enter the building, the lawyer for the Santiago-Santana family, Denise Dunleavy, said last week.

The inner lobby has two curved staircases with a sheet aluminum treatment, and marble walls with a zigzag pattern.

I've pondered my good fortune in front of the René Bouché pencil drawing of Ed that hangs in the inner lobby and I've seen the looks of reverence from the many people I've taken through the place.

At the State Theater, the narrative unfolds from the outdoor room of the plaza, through the spatial comprehension of the outer and inner lobbies, up the grand travertine staircases and their landings to the promenade: the outdoor plaza's dream of itself.

It shows the inner workings of lobbying firms like Bell Pottinger who use former politicians to get access to their old colleagues – often at unrecorded "social events" without civil servants present – to push their clients' agenda.

The spectacle of private lobbying deals and inner circles within circles, clear in the Fox story, is even more dangerous than scandals in the early Blair years, because of the surrounding economics.

The #Dream9 activists are bravely putting their bodies on the line and adding a whole new dimension to our public debate of immigration reform, raising awareness not only about the importance of family reunification, but also highlighting the inner workings of the prison lobbies that have much invested in raising our fears and making us support a punitive approach to migration reform.

Beyond the lobby would be an inner courtyard that Mr. Piano likened to a piazza.