Sentence examples for lobby shop from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, there is little else new here apart from a small entrance lobby, shop and fine views out through the trees to the town beyond.

Of the three dozen people who sat in the rows of chairs and tables around the stage during a spring performance of Beethoven and Chopin by a piano student, Alice Gi-Young Hwang, a few read magazines, some dozed, but most listened attentively, sipping drinks from the lobby shop.

I do not go up on Capitol Hill to sway members of Congress, nor do I suggest changes in laws, but I do work for a "lobby shop," and the amount of time I spend in background work and research on issues forces me to register as a lobbyist.

When he hastened     back from lunch at one each day, his heart     brim-full of blameless industry, he'd stop     to buy cigars and chew the toothsome fat     with Mister Stein, who'd bought the lobby shop     with money found inside a fresh latrine     in a dun field outside Dachau where he'd sat     and seen a shadow snake like pain in sunshine.

Everything is to open at once: Blue Fin, a 400-seat, seafood-sushi-and-jazz restaurant operated by Steve Hanson; the Whiskey, a basement bar, lounge and screening room operated by Rande Gerber; a lobby shop called Wish (or maybe Want), by the proprietors of Troy in SoHo; and 509 guest rooms that had to be redesigned and rebuilt to fit the W image -- cool, spare and all gray.

The American Bankers Association, a top Wall Street lobby shop, doesn't share that ambivalence.

And companies, foreign and domestic, are expanding their in-house lobby shops.

But the lobby shops tried hard to employ Republicans as well as Democrats and to avoid being too ideological.

President Obama has said he will not accept contributions from lobbyists, but at least 15 of his biggest fund-raisers work in lobby shops and are unregistered.

Customers may order by phone, although that would mean missing the charmed universe the Ritz is cultivating in its lobby shops.

With a spa, fitness room, kids camp, lobby shops and valet parking, the Star Inn is the closest thing to a full-fledged resort in a town dominated by motels and B&Bs.