Sentence examples for a booth which from inspiring English sources

(After that, the New Yorkers relented and gave him a booth, which became a mainstay).

One of the architect's most felicitous touches is the mirrors, one to a booth, which are tilted to enable the museum-quality clientele to people-watch without staring.

Dupuy said participants will be given "passports" to stamp each time they visit a booth, which can later be turned in for raffle tickets.

His saving grace is that this zone scheme allows him to deliver blocks off movement rather than in a phone booth, which is a style that demands less grit.

A video booth, which can operate on a vehicle battery, provides an opportunity mainly for young people to see a variety of films; but, more important, the booths also show occasional short informative films supplied by government agencies.

Ballarini also showed me the process of creating a virtual booth, which just takes a few minutes of uploading media to customize the look.

The next morning Curt is awakened by the sound of a phone ringing in a telephone booth, which turns out to be "The Blonde".

His big invention was something called an "orgone energy accumulator", a box about the size of a telephone booth which collected good atmospheric energy.

You read lines in a radio booth, which is odd.

Talk story about the private telephone line in a public booth, which, through courtesy of Paine, Webber, Jackson, & Curtis, tells you how the market's doing.

The New Yorker, September 22, 1962 P. 32 Talk story about the private telephone line in a public booth, which, through courtesy of Paine, Webber, Jackson, & Curtis, tells you how the market's doing.