Sentence examples for lobby from high-quality English sources.

• "Crack open the lobby cartel.

• Tinu told Lobby that Femi was gone.

• (Photos are prohibited in the Speaker's Lobby.)

• Trump delivered his remarks in the lobby of Trump Tower, where officials had spent much of the day trying to erase certain telltale signatures of the brand that would be caught on TV — most significantly, a blue curtain was placed over the Ivanka Trump display in the lobby.

• “I realised my dad wasn’t his body,” Lobby says.

• "There is absolutely nothing in Hobby Lobby worth spreading this illness.

• Each building has its own lobby with a sitting area and more fresh flowers.

• The last time I stayed at the Grand, my room was a very long walk from the lobby.

Use lobby in a sentence.

• “You are directed to immediately close all Hobby Lobby locations within the State of Colorado.”

• I was immediately struck by the smell of the lobby — it was identical to the Brooklyn location.

• The center of the hotel's social activity is definitely the lobby and lobby bar.

• “The gun lobby is the most powerful lobby in Washington, in our country,” she said.

• "Hobby Lobby is fighting that we are an essential store," a Hobby Lobby employee in North Carolina said.

• At first glance, the lobby at Conrad Midtown seems like any other hotel lobby you might stumble into in Midtown.

• Michael Mates told Oborne on the record that “the pro-Israel lobby in our body politic is the most powerful political lobby.

• "Hobby Lobby is fighting that we are an essential store," a Hobby Lobby employee in North Carolina told Business Insider earlier this week.

lobby sentence examples

• It also comes in tandem with competitor Hobby Lobby also continuing to remain open, after executives at Hobby Lobby sent a memo to managers stating they would "make every effort to continue working the employee."

• For the first time in history, lobby journalists will have to ask permission from the government to be briefed by the PM’s official spokesman, rather than just being able to ask questions by dint of having a lobby pass.

• lobby requires great care: unless you are writing about, say, the parliamentary lobby or US lobby system, it will at best sound vague and patronising, and at worst pejorative or offensive (“the Jewish lobby”).

• When I first walked into the Courtyard lobby, I was swept up in three competing views: the check-in counter immediately to my left, the 14,000 square-foot casino sirening from the right, and the sunlight beckoning from the oceanfront view across the lobby.