Sentence examples for booth point from inspiring English sources

At random times, stand up on your chair or booth, point out the window, and scream "Code Red! " very loudly.

Richards called out, "Louder!" and gestured toward the control booth, pointing up with his middle finger.

Booth points out that Soho contains invaluable resources for fashion students – the fabric shops on Berwick Street to make the clothes, and the sex shops for "research".

The guy at the booth pointed out that there was an earlier model, almost as small as this one, made in 2003 (shown in the last two images).

Indeed, such evidence as there is from the polling booths points in the opposite direction: Americans are actually more partisan than they were.Since the 1952 election, the University of Michigan has asked people who have voted which party they tend to identify with and how closely they feel attached to their choice.

Rather, he views JetBlue's Twitter profile as an "information booth" to point customers in the right direction.

Two young men in suits approached Melville House's booth and pointed fingers at Johnson.

"The one with the colors on top," Piu said, kneeling up in the booth and pointing.

He sat down with two gray-haired women in a booth and pointed to a creamy drink on the table.

A little girl walked up to our booth and pointed at Hayes, who was dressed in a brown-and-blue pin-striped suit, with his fedora at his side.

This brightens the eyes of any art dealer at the moment when one of this ilk walks into the booth and points to a work of art, credit card in hand.