Sentence examples for black booth from inspiring English sources

The venue, created with the design studio LOT-EK, is a mobile four-by-eight-foot black booth that looks as if it were made of road cases.

"I'm Not the Stranger You Think I Am," a series of plays performed in a mobile four-by-eight-foot black booth, distills dramatic performance to a one-on-one experience.

By Michael Schulman May 27, 2015 "I'm Not the Stranger You Think I Am," a series of plays performed in a mobile four-by-eight-foot black booth, distills dramatic performance to a one-on-one experience.

There, a sparkling jet runway had been laid, cocktails with such names as "Bluebird" and "Nymphea" were passed around, and the singer C.A.R. (a.k.a. Chloé Raunet) installed in a small black booth and a Rykiel sequined top, to provide the live soundtrack.

Playwrights on the order of Lynn Nottage, Will Eno, and Craig Lucas have contributed five-minute plays to the project, which goes by the collective title "I'm Not the Stranger You Think I Am". The venue, created with the design studio LOT-EK, is a mobile four-by-eight-foot black booth that looks as if it were made of road cases.

The dining room is a bit stark, with bare tables and black booths and banquettes.

This takes place in Studio 4, usually used for storage but now filled with eight portable black booths, each about the size of a small bedroom.

A neat, modest-looking restaurant with seven black booths, a handful of glass-topped tables in the dining room and several more seats and booths in the bar area, Wood's devotes half its menu to Mexican specialties.

Inside, it exudes the right Kansas City atmosphere for eating grand steaks: dark wood paneling, deep black booths, vintage saloon mirrors, Old West memorabilia from chaps to saddles, and a panoramic 1907 photograph of the Kansas City stockyards.

We ate scallops, veal and pork chops prepared simply and deliciously with grits, bourbon and other regional delicacies at Jack Fry's, 1007 Bardstown Road, (502) 452-9244, with its black booths, white tablecloths and lavish bar.

The dimly lit, swish and stylish matte black booths of Virgin Atlantic's so-called upper class really do live up to their name.