Sentence examples for narrow lobby from inspiring English sources

And the narrow lobby doesn't leave guests with much room to lounge around.

Alan Spencer opens the door and, from a narrow lobby, takes me up one floor to a landing.

The tiny Spring for Coffee on Spring Street spawned an even smaller location in the narrow lobby of a beat-up building on Los Angeles Street.

A sizable crowd fills the Chocolate Factory's narrow lobby, where the slanted floor affords partial views of both its white-brick theater and raw basement space.

Describes an episode of Call Reluctance with a salesman kneeling in the dark, narrow lobby of a building with one elevator.

Ave . and there was a long, narrow lobby with a decorative planter that ran down the center like a median strip.

Instead of funding community-based groups to generate ideas, strategies and political support for transformative change, environmental donors have thrown their weight behind narrow lobbying campaigns in Washington, D.C. -- for example, the failed inside-the-beltway campaign in 2009-2010 to pass "cap and trade" legislation to curb global warming.

YOU may hardly believe it, walking in through the narrow, undistinguished lobby of the Gotham Hotel on East 46th Street to enter Tenpenny at the end of the hall.

At the cultural centre, she pushed against the massive oak doors and entered into a narrow, high lobby that felt spacious in the wrong directions, and where the warden leapt up in delight to greet her.

By Roger Angell Anna Hamburger was the place your gaze stopped when you'd just come into a crowded East Side living room, dropped in at a friend's Village gallery opening, arrived at a neighbor's walkup for Christmas cheer, or looked past the surrounding strangers at the theatre and discovered her, there across the narrow theatre lobby, at intermission.

Many represent very narrow political lobbies, like the tax-phobic Club for Growth, or various unions.