Sentence examples for lobby in front of from inspiring English sources
They came to Presnensky court in central Moscow, filled the courtroom, the lobby in front of it and the space outside on the street.
She knows her group is not in a position of power, and it certainly doesn't have enough money to truly lobby in front of the people who make decisions.
As soon as that performance ended, five of the band members got into a van and sped to the main stage, where they joined the substitute headliner, Jack Johnson, for the final song of his encore (hastily rehearsed that afternoon in a motel lobby), in front of a stadium-size audience.
The emergence of recruiting Web sites like Scout.com (which is owned by Fox) and Rivals.com (Yahoo!) had also helped make minor celebrities out of several Don Bosco players, who were now passing through the lobby, in front of Halloy, on their way to a team meeting.
Protesters gathered in the building's lobby in front of the towering metal sculpture, "Mountains and Clouds," and took turns explaining how the bill would affect their lives.
My friend and I leaned against a marble pillar in the lobby in front of a large mansion-staircase and people-watched.
Nearby, on Beach 116th Street, the stars of "No Rooms Lobby" sat in front of the Baxter Hotel, the $150-a-week S.R.O., reading magazines.
Oh, and he even found some time to twinkle on the keys of the VICE HQ lobby piano in front of some unsuspecting employees.
Master lobbyist Jack Abramoff, who did time for stretching the influence peddling rules to the breaking point, distilled the practice to its essentials in his 2011 post-prison memoir, "Capitol Punishment". Once he dangled a lobbying job in front of a congressional staffer, he wrote, "I would own him and, consequently, that entire office.
Speak to the bully in the hall in front of two or three coaches or teachers or in the lobby of the school office, for example.
Women who get their insurance through their employers will have a great deal at stake when Hobby Lobby is argued in front of the Court; everyone will be watching that.
