Sentence examples for the same lobbies from inspiring English sources

Labour and the SNP will "be in the same lobbies more often than not", says Murray.

Today's campaigners against action on climate change are in many cases backed by the same lobbies, individuals, and organisations that sided with the tobacco industry to discredit the science linking smoking and lung cancer.

But the same lobbies and elevators that he sees day after day are not terribly exciting, so, he says, his thoughts often turn to that house he wants to buy someday, maybe in Minnesota, and the great job he wants to find, perhaps after he uses some of the money he will get from the legal settlement to attend classes.

The unfortunate point I would make today is that the same lobbies seem to be still very powerful, given the unfair distributional consequences of the TARP and the unwillingness of the decision makers in Washington to resolve the lending problems of this economy by a simple resort to swapping debt into equity, making the bank debt holders suffer to a greater extent than taxpayers".

(Both swaps are being promoted by the same lobbying firm, the Western Land Group).

In France, it seems, the art house and the grind house shared the same lobby.

Jeffrey Smith, 17, said he was searched five days earlier, in the same lobby.

"We're just going to keep doing the things we've been doing — the same lobbying, the same strategy, the same message".

As the guests headed for the lobby, people escaping from the north tower were also flooding into the same lobby.

For the same lobby, Isidro Blasco, a Spanish artist, contributed "After the End," a tree house of pine and photographs.

She nodded back, watching as his strong, masculine finger pushed the same lobby button she had just pushed, moments ago.