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Discover LudwigThe phrase "at a booth for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific location or event where a booth is set up for a particular purpose, such as a trade show, fair, or exhibition.
Example: "I met the representatives at a booth for the new technology company during the conference."
Alternatives: "at a stand for" or "at a kiosk for".
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At a booth for Amcol, a collection service that specializes in overdue medical bills, a recruiter made an aggressive pitch.
"You want a job that makes you smile," proclaimed a placard at a booth for Wendy's, the fast food chain.
At a booth for Maker Camp, which is a free online hangout on Google Plus, children learned how to light up a small LED lamp by attaching it to a battery.
I noticed it at a booth for a cloud services startup, and was immediately intrigued by its solid aluminum construction.
Many companies may bring working prototypes of cutting-edge devices with them to Las Vegas, but they won't display them under glass or leave them at a booth for manhandling.
She said that she met Trump at a booth for her employer at the time, Wicked Pictures, where Trump flirted with her and asked for her number.
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Perhaps a booth for one at Lucky Voice and a bottle of gin would do the trick.
"We just sat in a booth for hours at the end of the night, away from our friends, talking and talking.
A conversion kit was available at a nearby booth for $29.95.
Among those opposing last year's legalization campaign was Don Skakie, who on Friday stood at a booth gathering signatures for a legislative initiative that would among other things exempt medical pot users from marijuana blood limits for driving that became effective under I-502.
This is a good place to scout prices, sell a large postcard collection at a booth, or scout for potential buyers.
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