Sentence examples for lobby down from inspiring English sources

"We can't continue with the government we have," Mr. Emanuel said in an interview in a hotel lobby down the street from City Hall.

There's a six-mile stretch of promenade leading all the way from the hotel lobby down to Heysham, perfect for joggers, cyclists, roller-bladers or perambulators alike.

In a lobby down the hall, his receptionist is obliged to sit at a Hoffmann desk with her knees swivelled to one side; her Aeron chair does not fit under it.

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The 130 Labour MPs have signed an early day motion opposing a private sector stake and are pressing the whips to lobby Downing Street to have the issue shelved until after the next election.

The increasing supply of lobbyists, Frank observes, "should have driven the price of lobbying down, not up.

While the facade is the work of the French architect Jean Nouvel, each of the hotel's 12 floors - from the elevator lobbies down to the blankets and bathrobes - has been conceived by powerhouse architects and design studios, among them Arata Isozaki, Norman Foster, Marc Newson, Ron Arad, Richard Gluckman, Javier Mariscal, Victorio & Lucchino and Zaha Hadid.

The companies have been lobbying Downing Street to give them financial protection so some of the drawn out licensing programme can be short-circuited.

This is the man for whom she lobbied Downing Street, claiming that Kabbalah water had removed all radioactivity from a lake in the Chernobyl exclusion zone, and was the answer to the global problem of nuclear waste.

The Royal College is one of a number of organisations lobbying Downing Street directly to make changes to the draft legislation.

Even the farm lobby backed down on that.