Sentence examples for booth high from inspiring English sources

Two men in a control booth high above the floor work the computers, making the air-dependent machines come alive at the right times.

General Manager Mike Milbury sat alone in a booth high above the rink, admiring what he has helped create this season.

Hours earlier, in the ESPN booth high above Centre Court, the commentators Dick Enberg and Patrick McEnroe said they thought the conditions favored Nadal against the big-serving, risk-taking Berdych, the challenger from the Czech Republic.

Before the cameras rolled in the Fox booth, high above the Garden floor, Mr. Hume explained to Mr. Silver that he was going to ask him why his loyalties had shifted.

Earlier in training camp, Coach Tom Coughlin briskly dismissed Sheridan's intention to call plays from the booth high above the field and instead brought Sheridan back down to earth.

Once the referee understands the play and the reason for the challenge, he heads to the sideline, dons a headset and talks to the assistant, who is perched in a booth high in the stadium.

Lots of nooks and crannies for different seating options, including booths, high bistro tables and standard tables.

This year, the old-line networks and all-news cable channels have new dot-com neighbors in the booths high above the convention floors.

In fact, two employees in booths high above the bustle are controlling package flow, their hands flying across panels as they manipulate more than 80 metal diverters on and off the conveyor belts, preventing packages from overflowing any one input station.

Not paying the refs what they're worth is part of a trend: While football as a sport has been evolving for decades to become faster, more athletic, and incorporate more technology (radios in quarterbacks' helmets, coordinators' booths high above the field, cameras capturing every microsecond of every game for further study), the way the game is officiated has remained the same.

The booth was high and Madden fears heights.