Sentence examples for booth shot from inspiring English sources

I tried my damnedest to find it; it's me aged 17 or 18, a photo booth shot, and because this is the late seventies/early eighties it's black and white.

As Booth shot Lincoln in Ford's Theatre, an accomplice attacked and seriously wounded Secretary of State William Seward.

The night that Booth shot Lincoln, one of his collaborators stabbed Seward, and, while Seward was recovering, the news of the President's death was kept from him.

For example, there are portraits not only of Abraham Lincoln and John Wilkes Booth but of Laura Keene, the actress who starred in "Our American Cousin," the play that Lincoln was watching when Booth shot him; Keene was a highly regarded performer, and a good reason for Lincoln to get out of the White House that night.

Booth shot Lincoln once in the back of the head.

After some grandstanding that fell on deaf ears, Booth shot Pelant.

But it overused sideline and booth shots of assistant coaches, which seldom escalated tension.

Stop in at the Family Fun Arcade (732 Beach Drive; 609-884-7020) for Skee-Ball (25 cents a game), photo booth shots ($3) and other games.

Davies' voyage from the suburbs is told through a montage of those original photo booth shots and mixed-format moving imagery.

The app actually started out as iPad software used at parties to capture moving photo booth shots.

Serious or frivolous, the news was always at the center of Warhol's life and art, and takes many forms in the show, from yellowing clips he kept as possible models for paintings, to photo-booth shots of friends, clients and other cool newsprint addicts, to complete issues that he accumulated in the hundreds of dated cardboard boxes called "time capsules".