a lobby造句

There's a lobby with nine hundred Windows.

From here, a series of staircases lead down to a lobby on the subterranean level.

The upshot is that fishermen exercise great weight as a lobby.

Every base he would close and programme he would trim has a lobby to defend it.

You have just as much right to have a lobby here as any steel corporation.

The hotel boasts a lobby bar and a poolside, rooftop bar that serves creative cocktails and delicious appetizers.

Compassion in World Farming, a lobby group, fears that crowded-in heifers will be stressed and unhappy.

But what if you could take a detour through a lobby that exhibits art, or down a lane that borders a green space?

Grandhotel Hessischer Hof is home to an acclaimed fine dining restaurant in Frankfurt, a welcoming American-style bar, a sun-filled winter garden, and a lobby lounge.

This has dealt a heavy blow to the industry's hitherto bullish mood, according to a survey published on May 4th by Oil &Gas UK, a lobby group.

But the Murray Hill building that housed that apartment, grandly called Lindley house, was a prewar beauty, with a lobby of dark burnished wood and gleaming floors.

Featuring a lobby that showcases Renaissance, Tuscan, and Oriental design facets, guests will immediately be whisked away into a bygone era.

In 2011 Philadelphia was considering a soda tax. After the soda lobby offered a big donation to the city's children's hospital, the idea fizzled out.

"There's light at the end of the tunnel, but it's a long tunnel," says Pablo azcarraga, head of the National Tourism Business Council, a lobby group.

This month the defence Industries Council (DIC), a lobby group, published a study that put defence squarely among the sectors worth investing in.

He kissed her again, raced to the elevators, yelled at Persky over a pay phone in the Plaza lobby, and just made it home before midnight.

The Committee for Human Rights in North Korea, a lobby group in Washington, DC, claims that the total number stranded in North Korea is huge: 180,000.

The Institute for Industrial Development, a lobby group, calculates that average lending rates are 35% higher than deposit rates, against less than 10% in the other BRIC countries.

The National Rifle Association, various anti-abortion outfits and a lobby group for wind power, among others, set up stalls and handed out goodies to passers-by.

Last month FairPensions, a lobby group, issued a report calling for a tightening of the fiduciary-responsibility law for pension funds, insurers and other big investors who manage people's money.

Go to the Shanghai world Financial Center -one of the tallest buildings in the world -and you can stay at a Park Hyatt Hotel with a lobby on the 79th floor.

Deborah Doane of the world Development Movement, a lobby for "fairer world trade", points out that donor money only buys half as much food as it did a decade ago.

Nikki Williams, head of the NSW Minerals Council, a lobby group, argues that the answer is to pour more money into "clean-coal" research: cutting emissions by capturing and storing carbon.

Stevens, who recently made an award- winning film about trying to track down his biological father - and perhaps 200 half-siblings - is part of a lobby pushing the Canadian government to give DI offspring more details about donors.

According to the European Travel Retail Council (ETRC), a lobby group, sales have fallen by as much as 40% as passengers stay away, worried that goods they buy will be confiscated.

Another poll by the climate Institute, a lobby group, found support for Mr Rudd in dealing with climate change had dropped by ten points from February last year, to 36% this month.

Including red China lobby colonnade, red cloth interior rooms and gold tableware, fully filled with festivity.