Sentence examples for English booth from inspiring English sources
As with neuroimaging studies in English (Booth et al. 2007; Bitan, Burman, et al. 2007), we expected to see greater developmental increases in left IPL for conflicting than for nonconflicting conditions in Chinese.
Many of the delegates spoke in English, so the pressure on Anne Miles in the into-English booth down the hall was sporadic.
THE BATHROOM Awkwardly shaped but bigger than you might expect, the bathroom has radiant floor heat, a frying-pan-size shower head and a shower bigger than an English phone booth.
No matter was too small to claim his attention, whether it was getting the exact shade of red for the English telephone booth (later removed altogether) on the dust jacket of "The Human Factor" or the need to respond to William F. Buckley, Jr.,'s allegation that Graham had said "America" was the word he hated most in the English language: "A complete lie," Graham wrote to me.
Headlining this tale of English hypocrisy at the Booth Theatre, where The Elephant Man originally played in New York, is therefore an occasion suffused with sentiment for the American Hustle star.
We're frankly going to embarrass ourselves if we walk into that English final and/or voting booth on May 9 without at least attempting to understand what the hell has been going on outside of our own dimly-lit basement suites.
The boxing booths at English fairs featured women in the 19th and early 20th centuries.
My most recent trip swirled with purikura booths, broken English, and crowded trains.
The writer visited the deserted booth of venerable English pram-maker Silver Cross.
As a mother who spends prep periods at my teaching job pumping milk while locked in the telephone booth in the English office, I spend a lot of time thinking that this is probably not what is meant by "breast is best".
While one of the students gave a commentary in German, four other students, seated in glass-fronted booths, interpreted simultaneously into English, French and Spanish.
