Sentence examples for white lounge from inspiring English sources

Ilona walked past the Kogans and the Ulitskys, past the women reclining in white lounge chairs.

On the top decks were rows of white lounge chairs for napping and soaking up sun.

There's also a white lounge singer with daughters named Molly and Ringwald, with whom the author shares a campground while all of them are effectively homeless.

THE LOBBY Bustling at all hours, the long T-shaped lobby mixes business with pleasure beneath loopy Italian-style chandeliers and low white lounge chairs that give it a festive nightclub ambience.

In contrast to the film's ocean of blue boilersuits and blood orange beanie hats, his Alistair Hennessy drapes himself on a sofa in a white lounge suit, pink cashmere scarf and white flip-flops, sporting slicked-back silver-streaked hair, 1950s glasses and a dandyish signet ring on his little finger.

Its interiors are thoroughly modern, from the black and white lounge to the colourful minimalism of its guestrooms (64 66 Ebury St; from £135).

In the dark living room, Chi's roommate, who is white, lounges on the couch in blue boxers, chain-smoking as he half-watches television.

Although Westwood is known for such fashion signatures as razor blades, safety pins and outrageous riffs on historical costumes, the two-bedroom suite reflects a cool, modern air with sleek white lounges, mirror-backed bookcases and pale blue and teal tones.

At Ekow, a new white-on-white unmarked lounge on Frederick Douglass Boulevard at 113th Street, the doorman, stunned by boredom or the cold, forgot to make me wait outside.

There are two armchairs and a sofa, covered with white fabric, lounge chairs for sunbathing, and a wooden table big enough for ten people.

Thoughtful, courteous and patrician, Fuller sat bolt upright, looking, as he put it, "like a second-rate bank clerk" while the Maharishi lounged on a white sofa in flowing robes, fondling a pink flower.