Sentence examples similar to lobby exit from inspiring English sources

The authors used several indicators related to a station's platform, transition area, lobby, exit-entrance, and immediate vicinity to assess the relationship between different node and place characteristics of stations and various crime outcomes.

Like most of its diners, I attended a movie and then went to the lobby, exited the building, walked a few feet to the left on Pico to the entrance of this restaurant... and entered a somewhat surreal, truly unbelievable world of food and gluttony.

Like most of its diners, I parked at the Westside Pavilion under the Landmark Theatres -- three hours free -- attended a movie, then went to the lobby and exited the building next to the Westside Tavern, walked a few feet to the left on Pico to the entrance of this restaurant... and entered a somewhat surreal, truly unbelievable world of food and gluttony.

What can history teach us about the options still left for a euro zone pulled apart by divergence between a competitive core and an uncompetitive periphery; arguments about austerity versus stimulus; and the increasing gulf between those advocating to keep Greece inside the club at all costs and those lobbying for an exit?

— James Surowiecki, "Exit Through Lobby" (October 19, 2009) It's easy to understand the appeal of a "push-button" approach to fighting Al Qaeda, but the embrace of the Predator program has occurred with remarkably little public discussion, given that it represents a radically new and geographically unbounded use of state-sanctioned lethal force.

Mr. Magliocchetti, meanwhile, had been poised to exit the lobbying business.

When he was exiting the lobby of his hotel one night, a woman approached him to pitch a story.

A lone model conducts an intermittent fashion show in the lobby, her entrances and exits noted mostly by a small pack of yapping puppies.

There are about 220 cameras in the complex, focused on such areas as lobbies, entrances and exits, rooftops and the inside of elevators.

Turn to the right as you exit the museum lobby, and you will see the desk where the host or hostess sits to provide more information about the museum, and where you can join a guided tour so you can benefit form the expert knowledge of the tour guide as you visit the many exhibits and view the 150 aircraft displayed in the museum.

"I am," she replies as she exits at the lobby.