Sentence examples for booth full of from inspiring English sources

Sprueth Magers, a major gallery based in Berlin and London, had a smart booth full of bankable brands like Cindy Sherman and Jenny Holzer.

Connoisseurs of maritime scenes, however, are in luck; Vallejo Gallery, a new exhibitor from Newport Beach, Calif., has an entire booth full of them.

He didn't have a reservation, but he got a table anyway, next to a booth full of more friends, including a man who was reputed to have invented the bong.

The opening work is a booth full of paraphernalia related to their 20-year career, from slides of youthful works to Halloween masks, ping-pong eyeballs, latex brains, brushes and paint.

I found Shapeways, the online marketplace for 3D objects and models, rocking a booth full of little things their community had designed.

I ran into a gaggle of them manning a booth full of copies of Dianetics at a conference on spirituality and it was like a mantra: "Buythebook.

There were booths for "congressional check-in", booths for "delegate banquet troubleshooting", and booths full of helpful young people.

Dealers tend to cram their booths full of art, hanging Rembrandt etchings next to Rauschenberg silk-screens and piling excess inventory into forbidding stacks.

There were forty thousand engineers to walk its mile and a half of exhibits and see its 704 booths full of equipment The Institute was holding a convention at the Waldorf simultaneously.

Yet that is where the Frontier Coffee Shop stood since 1976, an East Side restaurant with a Wild West name, serving a thick-book diner menu to booths full of regulars and tourists who could watch the passing traffic through its immense windows.

For once, the party resembled, well, a party, with booths full of celebrities (the Broadway limit is usually one to a table), vigorous, Viagraless dancing and more backless outfits than a swim meet.