Sentence examples for booth in which from inspiring English sources

So we have a film like "Phone Booth," in which we're shooting the messenger, literally.

Then the cab — the little booth in which Mr. Leo spent his days, pulling levers and working the controls — tilted.

Sharon had erected a sukkah, the booth in which Jews eat during the holiday, by the side of his house.

For Applause, he mounted wheels on the soundproof booth in which the camera was enclosed, thereby freeing it to move, an innovation that brought him quick recognition.

The evening also included the new "Dunkin' Booth," in which Mr. Heron and Zane Frazer helped audience members dunk Ms. Weis into a dreamy on-screen sea.

There's also a new exhibition, "The Booth," in which the photographer Joseph O. Holmes documents the "last days of film projection" with more than 30 images of projection booths in the New York area.

The United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, in Manhattan, has ruled that an adult video store in Valley Stream violated an agreement with the village by installing six booths in which customers could view pornographic movies.

"The booths in which we played in the last round were a bit too extreme, but I put in quite a bit of practice after yesterday's session and scored a lot more freely".

He says the electronic gadgets are a "tremendous improvement" over the manned toll booths in which drivers have to hunt for their money and then often wait for change while the cars back up.

There are several booths in which nearly everything is noteworthy: the selection of American moderns at Richard York or Salander-O'Reilly, of Abstract Expressionism at Knoedler, of European works at Rachel Adler, James Goodman or Acquavella.

The pay phone booths were jammed and so were two non-pay booths, in which, courtesy of the A.H. Robins Co., of Richmond, Va., makers of a drug called Donnatal, the visiting doctors were invited to make a free call to any place in the U.S. Manhattan Uniform Co. had an exhibit.