Sentence examples for booth built from inspiring English sources

The work is called "Indoor Sukkah," referring to the booth built for the Jewish festival of the harvest.

Mr Morgan told the court that problems began after Ms Booth built an extension; its outlet pipe overhung his two bins.

With white shag carpet, a cocoon/conversation pit and a disc jockey's booth built into the front desk, The Standard is, well, the standard.

It has stores for Prada, Apple and Armani Jeans, as well as lingerie shops, art galleries and — a bit incongruously — a TGIFridays with a dining booth built into a yellow New York taxi.

I'll enter a booth built on a frame of aluminum poles, tug shut behind me a red-white-and-blue striped curtain, and, with a black marker tied to a string, I'll mark my ballot, awed, as always, by the gravity, the sovereignty, of the moment.

Here at the first Zoona booth, built in 2009, business is better than ever.

In the back, counter seats and smaller booths built for two leave the narrowest of aisles for the servers to run and run.

Projected from a booth specially built into the Turbine Hall bridge, Dean's Film is about the specificity of the medium.

The projectors had to be placed in the theater's auditorium, so an entire soundproof projection booth was built by Disney's crew on the mezzanine.

Booth has built a reputation for providing veteran support through participation in the Yellow Ribbon Program, a voluntary program that allows universities to enter into an agreement with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to fund tuition and fee expenses that exceed the established thresholds under the Post 9/11 GI Bill.

On the island platform a new ticket booth was built in steel and glass.