Definition of Lobbyist
an individual hired to convince a legislator to act in a specific manner
Examples of Lobbyist in a sentence
As a lobbyist for a gun manufacturer, Harry tries to persuade legislators to vote against strict gun control bills. 🔊
The lobbyist took the senator’s secretary out to lunch to see if he could learn more about the legislator’s position on the issue. 🔊
At the luncheon, the chairman of the committee asked security to remove a lobbyist who kept bothering her throughout her meal. 🔊
The lobbyist broke the law when he gave the political representative money. 🔊
Although Helen wanted to become a lobbyist, she was not very good at persuading people to take action. 🔊
Some stern legislators will turn in the opposite direction if they see a lobbyist heading their way. 🔊
In the crowded ballroom, the lobbyist tried hard to attract the legislator’s attention. 🔊
The animal rights lobbyist urged the congresswoman to vote against increased animal testing privileges. 🔊
Although Jack was not sure he would be a good lobbyist, he had a way of convincing people to behave in a certain manner. 🔊
It is not unusual for a lobbyist to buy hundreds of dollars worth of drinks while trying to influence legislators. 🔊
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