Former residents who ate there as children get off the Belt Parkway for a slice, sitting a few booths away from young mothers just discovering the place.
Two hurricanes chipped the booth away in two huge molar chunks.
First, a clear majority of those who voted in Florida intended to vote for Gore and walked out of the voting booth (or away from the mailbox) sincerely believing that they had done so.
A few booths away at the Le Guern Gallery from Poland, a large wooden machine with dials and blinking lights, Przemyslaw Jasielski's Emotions Control Unit, takes in surrounding sounds, vibrations, and heat signatures, generating its own emotional state based on the people around it.
The operators must have an unobstructed view of the field and are usually placed in a booth or area away from members of the news media or other personnel to avoid distractions.
Then, after the sniper wounded a man at a Ponderosa restaurant in Ashland, Va., last Saturday night, the police staked out a telephone booth not far away, from which they believed the sniper had already called them at least once.
— From a tiny booth at a festival here, a radio station host gave Representative Mark Steven Kirk, the Republican candidate for Senate, a moment to make his pitch between plugs for free massages and the corn dogs being sold a few booths away.
Hongyuan Furniture Manufacturing, a 200-employee company based here in Guangzhou that makes $1,500 to $4,000 home saunas, using infrared light instead of hot rocks to warm occupants, had customers stopping by on Friday at its booth a couple halls away from Xiamen Tawa.
It used to be a common sight near the Lexington Avenue passageway of Grand Central Terminal: a couple emerging from a back-lit booth, wiping away tears from reddened eyes, before collecting themselves and reluctantly rejoining the masses.
