Sentence examples for lobby toward from inspiring English sources

Still, we gamely tugged on our swimsuits and padded through the lobby toward the water.

With his chin, Luke gestures across the lobby toward the hotel bar, from which come boisterous conversations and the notes of a live saxophone player.

Ms. Cooper's knowing hand is easy to trace, starting with the mahogany and stainless steel "carpet" leading across the small lobby toward the elevators.

"I didn't know we were staying in a place of fame," said Rosemary Phelps, a journalism teacher from Maryland who was escorting a group of students from the hotel lobby toward the subway.

After paying the fare, they headed through the lobby toward the Gaslight Club, the restaurant where they were scheduled to meet the French executives.

In the morning they went walking through the lobby, toward the arcade that ran under the hotel.

Baseball went down by a vote of 54 to 50, and, like softball, must now spend millions of dollars in lobbying toward the next I.O.C. vote at the end of 2009 in Copenhagen.

After Murphy rose to president, DCI Group pivoted away from lobbying toward the kind of AstroTurf campaigns -- artificially created grassroots support -- he had been in charge of in his previous position.

A uniformed guard across the lobby started toward us, calling out, "Don't touch the painting!" "It's O.K.," Mehretu called back, laughing.

As we walked through the lobby and toward the shuttle stop there seemed to be a lot of shocked people.

After battling the state for seven years, the Segway company is in no rush to direct its lobbying efforts toward the city.