Sentence examples for lobby you from inspiring English sources
"But I'm here to lobby you".
If you look at the lobby you see the big stairway, the huge slabs of stone.
You then meet civil servants and people who want to lobby you.
A section of the ruins lie within the lobby; you can see ancient animal footprints in the clay-stone walls.
From the lobby you enter a court framed on four sides by the original museum's classical arcades.
Meanwhile, some top-end brands gently lobby you: after all, you are part of the new elite.
"In many ways these are sort of throwbacks to the big building lobbies you saw in the 1950s," Mr. Sigman said.
"Most lobbies you just walk through to the elevator," he said later, "but here you have to stop and look.
'The worst kind of lobbying you can do with Gordon is backing him into a corner,' said one senior Treasury official.
It also happens to have one of the tallest restaurant lobbies you are likely to encounter (it goes right up to the roof six stories above).
As Evgeny Morozov, a writer on the internet (including for The Economist) points out, Avaaz has lost whatever monopoly it had over the creation of instant, cross-border lobbies; you can do that on Facebook.
