Sentence examples for lobby serves from inspiring English sources

Whitfield, off the lobby, serves breakfast, lunch and dinner.

A computer station in the lobby serves as a backup for more complex reservations.

The Hyatt lobby serves as a conference room for many Westchester business people who need a convenient New York address to conduct meetings.

A cozy lounge next to the lobby serves breakfast in the morning and cocktails at night and a fourth-floor library has a fireplace, cushy reading chairs and a seductive book collection — a perfect hideout during Seattle's rainy days.

A 24-hour cafe in the lobby serves as a communal space for those looking to socialise while in the city, and there are dormitory beds for backpackers and group rooms at reasonable rates.

(There is a small cafe in the museum's lobby, serving sandwiches and snacks; it has about 10 tables).

Its organizer was Mike Toomey, who served in the Legislature with Mr. Perry and also — between stints in the lobby — served as the governor's chief of staff.

Though an office building, its exterior and lobby served as the entrance to the penthouse home that Hunsecker shared with his sister, Susan.

Many things were as he recalled: A little kitchen in the lobby served Russian-Jewish fand, and below ground, in a narrow space not much longer than a subway car, customers sat in towels in a misty Turkish steam room and a piping hot Russian sauna, received platzas, or therapeutic thrashings with oak branches, and dipped into an ice-cold pool.

More immediately, the lobby served as an example to a certain e-commerce giant in the Pacific Northwest that this is only one of many sites that the Second City offers as a second headquarters.

Senior Conservative MPs, who stopped short of joining 53 Eurosceptic rebels in the division lobbies, served notice that they will turn against the government if Cameron refuses to harden his position – that it must at least be frozen in real terms – at an EU summit later this month.