Sentence examples for booth against from inspiring English sources

Let your eye flit a few blocks uptown to a booth against the south wall of the Coffee Shop on Union Square, where a dark-haired man in a baseball cap and sunglasses is eating herbed French fries desultorily with a fork, while Samantha, a next-to-the-last-round loser from the eighth "America's Next Top Model," snuggles against him.

It had a lease for a ground-floor industrial space in Boulder, Colorado (the "factory"), and an investment of twenty thousand dollars (borrowed from Schilling's mother and an uncle), which, after flights, a hotel, and a fee for the smallest possible booth, against a dark wall in the basement of the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, was gone.

Who's at the next table: A well-tatted crew wearing baseball caps, cheering on the San Francisco Giants at a booth against the back of the restaurant.

The designer Jeffrey Beers has cast out Mr. Vongerichten's bordello-chic décor in favor of warm woods, filament bulbs and cozy booths against the windows that face Central Park.

It's a great-looking place, the lighting just right, the booths against one wall of the 60-seat dining room upholstered in gray and brown striped velvet and twice as spacious as they need to be.

Waiting for one of several nearby servers to take my order or just say hello gives me time to reacquaint myself with the interior — pressed-tin ceiling, booths against the walls, a jukebox in the rear — that, save for some framed celebrity photos (Jesse Jackson, Anthony Bourdain), would look at home in 1958, the year some newlyweds opened the business on U Street.

And though he seems a bit frazzled in his 10-foot-by-10-foot 10-foot-by-10-foot 10-foot-by-10-foot 10-foot-by-10-foot 10-foot-by-10-foot he insists that he mainly feels optimistic.

I also liked the barrier the DJ booth created against the masses.

Earlier on Sunday, UNICEF Deputy Executive Director Rima Salah, who is leading the UNICEF delegation to AIDS 2006, opened the UNITE FOR CHILDREN  UNITE AGAINST AIDS booth in the Global Village, a networking area for participants.

White Americans would say, 'Here is an intact black family.' " During the campaign many Democrats worried that the so-called Bradley effect — the theory that white voters will express support for black candidates in polls but not in the voting booth — would work against their candidate.

If you like the idea of a photobooth but can't bring yourself to shell out the money, you could set up a DIY booth with curtains/sheets against a blank wall, get cheap props and accessories, and either borrow or rent a camera.