The phrase "as the booth" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in a context where a comparison or reference to a booth is being made, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The setup was organized as the booth at the trade show, attracting many visitors."
Alternatives: "like the booth" or "similar to the booth".
And as the booth celebrates its anniversary this week, he has decided to call it quits.
Starting this week, tickets for both matinee and evening performances will go on sale as soon as the booth opens; matinee tickets have customarily been sold first, with evening tickets sold from 3 p.m. onward.
However, services in the city such as the Booth Day Centre, and Riverside's new hostel for entrenched rough sleepers, demonstrate how homelessness services are adapting and developing new approaches to providing support.
Mr. Kramer said he was hoping that Ms. Roth could land an intimate-size playhouse, such as the Booth Theater (where the musical "Next to Normal" has had an open-ended run since spring 2009) or the Golden (where "Driving Miss Daisy" is scheduled to run through Jan . 29 , 2011
Potential runners lined up as soon as the booth opened.
"The airline lost our fucking luggage," Saraceno grumbled as I pointed at the booth behind him with a questioning shrug.
Drive up to the toll booth as you normally would and be sure to stop at the booth that has an actual person collecting the tolls.
The quest for objective economic knowledge is surely a good thing, as is the Booth effort to map what economists agree on and where they diverge.
Box office number as for the Booth.
Just as the week as a whole is often lionized, or demonized, as an exercise in the art of parties, the fair itself is best parsed as a study of the booth as an art form.
But what's even more interesting, is that DoubleDutch is able to surface leads of those who didn't actually come to the booth, as well.
