Sentence examples for setting the lounge from inspiring English sources

Today Beal's ambivalence about his new, high-profile life is displayed by the setting: the lounge of New York's swanky Carlyle hotel.

For a more intimate setting, try the lounge at GEORGE'S restaurant (410-727-1314) at the Clarion Hotel on Baltimore's genteel Mount Vernon Square.

The Lounge seemed to set the agenda for America.

Only New Yorkers, the City kind, and out-of-town wannabes could set up lounge chairs in the middle of the road on Broadway surrounded by concrete, tar, glitz and thousands of other people and think it relaxing.

It was about as pleasurable as setting up your lounge chair in a Port-O-Potty or a New York City subway tunnel drenched in homeless pee during a heatwave.

Visitors who get past the ropes outside are immediately greeted by another set leading to the lounge downstairs, manned by members of some new pro-stubble cult.

The restaurant there sets up lounge chairs that can be used free of charge.

Inspector Sands are back in Edinburgh with The Lounge, set in a care home off the A1, and Ontroerend Goed are contemplating the end of humanity in World Without Us.

(Will any of the speakers mention that it was turned off briefly during the Clinton years, when the debt was actually going down?) The clock hangs directly over the lounge set aside for "Romney Victory Founding Partners," but will probably be no good at keeping track of what they own or what Romney owes them, or the other paths money has taken in this campaign.

The Setting: The Peninsula Hotel lounge in Beverly Hills.

Many of the vignettes are set to martini lounge music the perfect antidote to all of holiday sugar overload.