Sentence examples for lobby up from inspiring English sources

There is another lobby up on the eleventh floor, where the base of the building and the tower join.

That history, reflected to the passerby in photographs and window cards all over the lobby, up and down the staircase and backstage is awesome indeed.

We open with a lavish Touch of Evil-style tracking shot that leads us through Mexico City's Day of the Dead parade (shades of Live and Let Die's voodoo festivities), into a hotel lobby, up in a lift, out of a window and on to the rooftops before finally cutting as a gun sights its target.

Not in our private lobby up on the 19th floor, but downstairs in the main thoroughfare of our office building.

Now it is known that Ms. Jane Austen was in the pocket of the zombie lobby up to her eyebrows.

From the moment I left my car with valet parking, I was escorted, relay-style, by three attendants through the genteel, cavernous lobby up to my guest room.

A senior Senate aide said in reference to those people that the medical schools had an advantage in pressing their case because they were "heavily lobbied up".

Over all, the industry, defined in the study as broadcasters, cable networks and telecommunications companies, spent $169.2 million in 2003 on lobbying, up from $145.3 million in 1998.

The promoters here are lobbied up, with groups advancing sometimes competing arguments for more liberal bingo rules, for allowing slot machines to operate at existing racetracks and on Indian reservations, and for full-blown destination-resort casinos.

"Lobbying up until this quarter has been defensive, oftentimes to ensure that nothing did happen.

The same year, Dag Hareide in the Norwegian Society for the Conservation of Nature started lobbying up towards national politicians in an attempt to stop the issue in Parliament.