Sentence examples for men's lounge from inspiring English sources

After seeing men's lounge, called Men Without Women Room they asked to see ladies lounge, called A History of Cosmetics Room.

The New Yorker, September 8 , 1945P. 15 There's a guest book in the service men's lounge in the National Gallery, in Washington, with columns headed, "Name," "Address," and "Suggestions".

Perhaps it was closer, or maybe there was no men's lounge.

My foodie friend Charlie jovially agreed, drained his glass of wine, went to the bathroom in the nearby men's lounge and — just because it was there — cheerfully leaped onto a scale.

But, within weeks, he was at work on a chipper mural for the men's lounge at Radio City Music Hall: orchestrated virilities of smoking, card playing, motoring, horse racing, sailing, and a barber pole.

Then, after changing, I was led farther back, past the hot pool, cold plunge, steam bath and sauna and into the men's lounge, where more than a dozen men were reading magazines.

The oak bars will remain, but as of today, the last acrid skeins of cigar smoke are dissipating into the chandeliers and settling onto the velvet draperies and dark red Scalamandré fabrics of men's lounges in the city's mustiest old clubs.

Mr. Holmes might be described as the thinking man's lounge singer.

The ambitious spot (named after a notorious 19th-century street gang) intends to combine two of the area's bygone drinking destinations: the sort of taproom patronized by immigrants and a sporting man's cocktail lounge.

The men's and ladies' lounges were beautifully appointed; some of the women's lounges had screens so the ladies could keep up with the film's plot while fixing their hair or make-up.

The reconstruction got so serious that, last fall, a backhoe was excavating an 80-foot-wide hole in the floor, nearly the full width of the orchestra, all the way from Row H to Row Q. "We had to go into bedrock," Mr. Marston said, to upgrade the subterranean men's and ladies' lounges.