Sentence examples for lobby face from inspiring English sources

Elected officials who lobby face conflicts of interest when matters coming before them as office holders also affect their paying clients.

Then I walked into the lobby, punched the elevator button, and turned to see the painting leaning against the bench on the opposite side of the lobby, face out, literally.

So does the sky lobby, facing north.

The lobby faced grassy Rector Park, which felt like the building's front yard.

Its glass-walled, approachable-feeling lobby faces directly on to the street.

It is entered through a driveway with three arches, then through a lobby facing a private garden.

He found a big leather chair in the lobby, facing a window, and he put the overshoes and the puppy biscuit on the floor beside it.

Its main facade, with a glass-fronted lobby facing William Street to the east, is relatively straightforward, but it's a letdown after you've seen the gorgeously wrought exterior of the tower above.

Once through the forbidding gateway – formed by Lewis Cubitt's restored 1852 granary building, a brick and iron colossus whose upper floors house a library – you find yourself in a huge lobby facing a massive enclosed street.

I collapse into one of the overstuffed sofas in the lobby, facing two plasma-screen TVs in opposite corners, both tuned to the same "reality" channel, showing surveillance footage of convenience-store robberies: teen-agers in hooded sweatshirts, holding up their baggy jeans with one hand while the other pumps 9-mm.

We all run towards the center of the space where two lines form in the middle of the lobby, facing the sculpture garden.