How to use "lounge" in a sentence

She always goes for a run in the evening, but this time she waits until he falls asleep in a chair in the lounge, and she puts a candle to the curtains

There was a long seat in the hotel lounge, with a low table in front of it

'I'll take my coffee in the lounge,' Mrs Van Hopper told the waiter, 'straight away.'

Bring it to me in the lounge and the photographs too

When I came back with the letter, Mrs Van Hopper was already on the seat in the lounge

If you will excuse me...' He turned and walked out of the lounge.

I went into the lounge and ordered tea.

Where would I say goodbye to him? In the lounge, with Mrs Van Hopper standing near? I was going and everything was over

I went down to the lounge at half past nine

She landed a position as choreographer for a two-bit lounge revue, a dismally cheap imitation of the multimillion-dollar Lido, and eventually she took over the costumer's job as well

A five-piece band hammered out wildly amplified pop music from the small stage in the open cocktail lounge beyond and slightly above the slot machines

As she had struggled to move up from dancer to costumer to choreographer to lounge-revue coordinator to producer, Michael had been displeased with her commitment to work

Crowds streamed along the sidewalks, on their way from this casino to that casino, from one lounge to another, from one show to the next.

During their periodic breaks from the gaming tables, nursing stiff necks and sore shoulders and leaden arms, the weary dealers retired to a combination lounge and locker room at the bottom - and to the right - of the escalator

He was confident that he would nail Evans when the man returned from the dealer's lounge in the next few minutes.