Sentence examples for lounge off from inspiring English sources

The antidote to wholesome is at Bizarre, a local bar and lounge off Myrtle Avenue and another French-owned establishment.

Though most of the seating is outdoors, there are also tables in the lounge off hotel lobby, where most of the same menu is offered.

The lounge off the bar is a fantastic gathering place, separated from the dining room by a glass wall, with cushy seating on seven backless couches.

At the Ritz-Carlton, Ms. Rabbat sat with Mr. Monarca in the quiet lounge off the lobby after a tour of the hotel and several guest rooms.

In a lounge off the entrance hall, I glimpsed a group of young men sitting about, engaged in a bull session.

"I think the all-or-nothing formula is part of what makes it work," Mr. Strickler said, speaking one day in the Filmmakers Lounge off Main Street in Park City.

Because the arches were conceived as rooms, and had seats, out of the sun, "where weariness may be lounged off," as The New York Times put it in 1869.

It wended its way to the back of the lounge, bounced off the mirror and returned like this.

The only lag came when Mr. Ribot, objecting to the canned music bleeding in from an adjacent lounge, stomped off to get it turned down.

For example, the sinks in a lounge extending off the entertainment level, which features a movie theater and wine room, are shaped like ginkgo leaves (native to India) with the stem extending to the faucet to guide the water into the basin.

Unlike last year's bogus bet, which was manipulated electronically by a senior programmer named Chris Harn at Autotote, a company that processes 65percentt of the nation's horse racing bets, the winning wager was taken from a known customer by a teller at the Time Out Lounge, an off-track parlor next to the Time Inn Motel in Rapid City.