Sentence examples for up to the lobby from inspiring English sources

"I'm going up to the lobby to sign on for another week".

Less than an hour later, the bankers pulled up to the lobby of a Sheraton hotel near San Francisco.

Just to the left of those stairs are elevators that shoot up to the lobby and upper-level foyers, whose ceilings are decorated in fragmented, overlapping panels.

There will be no one from the prize foundation to straighten out the misunderstanding; the poor Ess voices will echo emptily up to the lobby chandelier.

Every morning a subway station will disgorge thousands of workers who will climb the escalators up to the lobby, passing through a security barrier and a row of 50-foot-tall yellow travertine pillars, to the elevators beyond.

Only security guards prevent visitors to the National September 11 Memorial from simply walking across Greenwich Street and up to the lobby of 4 World Trade Center, now under construction.

We can only hope that our political leaders can stand up to the lobbying muscle of fossil fuel companies and their short-sighted recklessness".

But on June 22nd, the Senate voted to stand up to the steel lobby instead.

"I'll tell you what it also means standing up to the gun lobby.

To move in this direction, we need leaders who will stand up to the Big Food lobby.

"In the White House, she will stand up to the gun lobby.