Sentence examples for lobby consisting from inspiring English sources

There's a fourth neon piece downstairs in the lobby, consisting of the words "Negro Sunshine" — the phrase is Gertrude Stein's (and a racial stereotype as she used it) — and facing the street.

The fact is that there was much less flow in the river than the stated capacity, which exposes the kind of maintenance that was done". Thakkar said that there was an "unfortunate lobby consisting of politicians, bureaucrats, builders and engineers who take money and don't do any work.

The Fish Building is an Art Deco classic nicknamed for a tile mosaic on its façade, and features murals in its lobby consisting of "weirdly elongated maidens who strike languorous poses in a landscape populated by frogs and swans," as Constance Rosenblum wrote in The Times in 2009.

The anti-SST lobby consisted largely of scientists & professional reformers.

The lobby consists of a loosely aligned network of think-tanks, institutions (many funded by Pete Peterson), and allied journalists.

The ceiling of the lobby consists of square decorative hollow beams and acrylic panels.

Besides us, the only traffic in the lobby consists of security guards and the female janitors who tackle the lobby's stone tiles with dirty rags and plastic water bottles filled with cleaning solution.

But you might not be aware that unlike Senator McCain, Washington's right-wing "Israel Lobby" has not put any daylight between themselves and their close comrade John Hagee, or his "Christians United for Israel". When you say "Israel Lobby," people tend to think "AIPAC". Many people don't realize that a key component of the "Israel Lobby" consists of people who call themselves Christian.

Lobbying consists largely of presenting petitions to the senior princes -- there have been three major ones since January -- and waiting to see if they elicit any reaction.

"Maybe I need to look up the definition again, but lobbying consists of buttonholing legislators and other policymakers to get a particular result on a particular issue, and we never do that". But Suffolk University, which hosts the Beacon Hill Institute as a research arm of its economics department, sharply criticised the research proposal to the Searle Foundation.

In this regard, it is notable that a lobbying consortium, consisting of Pershing Square, Carl Icahn, Elliott Management, Third Point and JANA Partners, has formed the Council for Investor Rights and Corporate Accountability to advocate for legislation to protect the agendas of short-term financial activists.