Sentence examples for booth in which he from inspiring English sources
He landed the Chatsworth role after going to Los Angeles to be in José Ferrer's production of "Edwin Booth," in which he played a young version of the title character.
The exhibition includes espionage equipment, such as a camera hidden in a briefcase and items used to forge documents and number plates; the original Mossad file on Eichmann, handwritten on yellowing paper; and the booth in which he sat during his trial.
There is the comb, the cigarette holder and the house keys he had on him when he was captured; the needle used to sedate him during his abduction from Argentina to Israel; and the booth in which he sat during his trial.
Instead, Mr. Fischer directs each performance live and on mike from a control booth in which he "plays" his computer and unleashes the smoke, rain, wind and glitter machines, as Mr. Spooner both sings and lip-syncs to his own recorded vocals, dancing and going through several changes of costume all the while.
Or this one, part of his Mississippi Magic strand which was one of a handful of regular spots on his show, including Under Laboratory Conditions (does what it says on the tin) and the Bunco Booth, in which he'd reveal a confidence trickster's secret.
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.
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.
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.
In one great shot, the Terminator looks up, scanning the station ceiling and the structure of the booth in which the sergeant sits, leans forward with particular menace, and intones, "I'll be back".
