Sentence examples for booth holding from inspiring English sources

All day and night, people walk by the booth, holding cellphones to their ears.

There's nothing as romantic as a tuna melt with fries in a booth, holding hands and talking late about "The Magic Mountain".

The greatest lesson Mr. Wright drew from sifting through ephemera from many, many electoral crusades was sad but perhaps predictable: "There hasn't been an election since Washington's when we didn't go to the voting booth holding our nose," he said.

The booth holds five chairs, and often music classes use it.

An old-fashioned red telephone booth holds cards for the "Wash 'n' Go" emergency cleaners, and the "Anti-Pesto" rat-infestation service.

The booth holds five chairs, and often music classes use it View Article By Rivka Galchen By Ceridwen Dovey By Jia Tolentino By Malcolm Gladwell.

Many an exhibition booth holds a work or two by the maestro, seemingly a sort of benchmark that attests to the overall quality of the other wares on view.

The XBox Kinect booth held contests to give away free Guitar Hero bundles.

Like many others, they were confronted and refused entry to the Taiji Whale Museum at the main gate, where staff in the ticket booth held up a sign stating in English that "anti-whalers" were not allowed into the Museum.

The side of the building facing Avenue Mahatma Gandhi, right above the ticket booth, holds a large stainless-steel LV logo designed by Gehry: way-finding meets bling, the architectural facade as magazine spread.

Old glass-enclosed booths hold shark teeth, dinosaur bones, pottery from the Yokuts tribe and beautiful rocks and minerals mined locally.