The phrase "as booth" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be a typographical error or a miscommunication, as "booth" does not fit contextually with "as."
Example: "I would like to reserve a table as booth seating is not available."
Alternatives: "like a booth" or "similar to a booth."
But the tension between them grows as Booth tries to persuade Lincoln to return to the three-card-monte life; Booth sees it as a way to win over his girlfriend and move up in the world, but Lincoln, who is ashamed of the hustles he used to pull off, and saw his partner get killed over the cards, knows that it's truly a dead end.
There is no "totalitarian" conspiracy to sever bonds between family members, as Booth argued.
When the hearing was over, Rodriguez remained silent as Booth escorted him to a car a block away.
As usual, many of the women on the trade-show floor were the scantily clad spokesmodels, known informally as "booth babes," who help show off companies' products.
As Booth spoke, Rodriguez, dressed in a polo shirt and jeans, stood with his hands behind him at the defense table.
It's the great success of this novel that as Booth unwinds and slows just a little, we feel Sam becoming appreciative of the ham and the fraud.
In a future class, presentations may be set up as booths (organized by geographic location or some other connective element) and viewed as a museum exhibit.
As far as booths go, the site was quite impressive.
That same year, India added a house-to-house polio vaccination effort: after vaccination teams spent 2 days vaccinating children at designated polio vaccination sites, known as booths (Box 2), new teams of outreach vaccinators travelled from house-to-house to locate and vaccinate any missed children.
We can move over to a booth as soon as one opens up.
Campbell said that lines started forming at the Riverdog booth as soon as the farm started selling eggs, in 1999.
