Sentence examples for lobby out of from inspiring English sources

But Breaux, in an interview with The Times-Picayune newspaper published on Sept. 9, said they registered to lobby "out of an abundance of caution".

With the help of some factory worker friends, he builds a fake hotel lobby out of sheet metal and spare parts in an empty warehouse.

MY PRINT column this week considers the likelihood that the gun lobby is about to beat back post-Newtown gun curbs, despite polls showing the lobby out of touch with majority public opinion.

It's time to get the legalization lobby out of the business of medical marijuana and instead focus our attention on scientists developing non-smoked marijuana-based medications for the truly ill.

She'd won her home by lobbying out-of-towners not to buy it.

But it isn't the ultimate symbol of special interest lobbying and out-of-touch political elites.

"Any spurious attempts to enter by side doors, fire escapes or ventilating shafts will be met by force," announced a cardboard lobby cut-out of Hitchcock, pointing sternly at his watch.

Balls was lobbied out of his brain by Westbourne.

They have been lobbied out of their minds.

On the day of the vote in May 2010, Mr. Peskin lobbied out of the offices of his former colleagues.

So far this year, G.M. has spent $10 million on lobbying, out of $95 million in the past 10 years, placing it at No. 16 on the site's "top spenders" list.