Sentence examples for lit lobby from inspiring English sources
'lit lobby' is not a correct or usable phrase in written English
It could potentially be confused with the phrase 'lobbyist', which means someone who works to influence government decisions. If you want to describe a brightly lit lobby, you could say "The lobby was filled with bright light".
Nathan Myhrvold, the technologist and the author of "The Photography of Modernist Cuisine," a twelve-pound volume that sells for a hundred and twenty dollars, was scrunched in a chair in the dimly lit lobby of the Ace Hotel.
By Sophie Brickman Nathan Myhrvold, the technologist and the author of "The Photography of Modernist Cuisine," a twelve-pound volume that sells for a hundred and twenty dollars, was scrunched in a chair in the dimly lit lobby of the Ace Hotel.
At the Affinia Dumont hotel on 34th Street near Lexington Avenue Tuesday morning before the bridges reopened, a group of New York University hospital employees spent the morning sitting in a circle in the dimly lit lobby on their cell phones, struggling to figure out how they were going to get home.
By Rob McBride HOKKAIDO, Japan, 7 July 2008 – Every evening after dinner they begin to congregate in the dimly lit lobby of the hotel.
Junior 8 Summit delegates use online workspace to advance their viewpoints CHITOSE CITY, Hokkaido, Japan, 6 July 2008 - Every evening after dinner they begin to congregate in the dimly lit lobby of the hotel.
Similarly a strip-lit lobby with a worn chartreuse carpet is enlivened by a temporary exhibition of colourful floral micro-photography by Bert G.F. Shankman.
Against the marble- floored, chandelier-lit lobby of Paris' Hotel Crillon, his choice of dress – jeans, trainers and black sweatshirt rolled up to the elbows – seems even more defiantly un-French.
Other plans for the building, which is less than a two-minute drive from Westchester County Airport, include fitting it with high-speed Internet access, a reflective glass facade, a 30-foot-high glass sky-lit lobby, a cafeteria, a 1,000 to 2,000-square-foot 2,000-square-foot 2,000-square-footossibly, a day-care center.
Perhaps you entered through a softly-lit lobby with a soothing fountain gurgling away next to the reception desk.
When we pull up, she's waiting for us under the chandelier of the hotel's well-lit lobby with the doorman at her side.
"There's a sickness in this country," Akhtar said in the half-lit lobby at the Mark Taper Forum, days before Sunday's carnage in a gay nightclub in Orlando that left the lone gunman and 49 victims dead.
