Sentence examples for booth as a from inspiring English sources
The majority of Northerners viewed Booth as a madman or monster who murdered the savior of the Union, while in the South, many cursed Booth for bringing upon them the harsh revenge of an incensed North instead of the reconciliation promised by Lincoln.
Others used the booth as a wind barrier to light cigarettes.
Clarkson and a couple of assistants used the broadcasting booth as a classroom, for deconstructing film.
A columnist for The New York Post used a phone booth as a smoking lounge.
Glickman broke into the Giants radio booth as a play caller in 1949.
He turns up inside a movie theater, taking over the projection booth as a badly dubbed kung fu film unspools.
The festive evening will include four DJ's and a photo booth, as well as a face painter and balloon artist.
In Frieze, Friedman will show at the Wallspace gallery booth as well as an outdoor piece as part of this year's Sculpture Park curated by Tom Eccles.
We can move over to a booth as soon as one opens up.
was sponsoring a booth, as was the Historical Society of the Crescenta Valley.
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.
