Sentence examples for lobby straight from inspiring English sources

Grand with a capital G: a lobby straight from a Renaissance palace, a blossom-filled garden court, a shopping arcade where you can buy a ball gown or an antique candelabrum, and a windowed rooftop pool.

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From a distance of half…"}]} In the late spring of 1960, 118th Street was abuzz after a lissome blonde, au naturel, stormed out of Room 308 of the Cecil Hotel and ran through the lobby, straight into the street.

No sooner did the doorman turn around when a little boy came running out of the lobby straight into his outstretched arms to be lifted up into the air and twirled around.

In the late spring of 1960, 118th Street was abuzz after a lissome blonde, au naturel, stormed out of Room 308 of the Cecil Hotel and ran through the lobby, straight into the street.

You would be hard pressed not to immediately fall in love with this place as I entered the gorgeous lobby straight out of a design magazine and with margarita in hand quickly melted into the atmosphere.

The building lobby is straight out of "The Jetsons," but Nina Dunham's co-op resembles a 21st-century boutique hotel suite.

This position is set out here, here and here and countless other places, so it is hard to see where the Guardian has found the lobbying for straight "statutory regulation", with or without thumbscrews.

We get out of bed at whatever wretched hotel is housing us for the evening, meet in the lobby for straight-from-the-plastic-wrap danishes and ten-day-old hard-boiled eggs, then split into one of two vans or the bus.

By 10pm, having served an enthusiastic Corbyn lobby for a straight 12 hours, the small bar closed.

I remember when you could simply wander into an office building lobby and go straight to the elevators.