Sentence examples for booth thinking from inspiring English sources

I won't ever walk into the booth thinking that my vote won't count.

I was so confused by the darkness and the stench that I went to the DJ booth thinking it was the bar.

It's Hillary or disaster, so remember that when you're in the voting booth thinking about making a principled statement.

I remember walking down an exhibitor hall filled with competitors' booths and thinking that it was unfortunate that prospects with whom we engaged would then talk with at least a dozen of our competitors.

"But I'd just stand there in the DJ booth or backstage, thinking how boring it was.

I asked the token booth man for help, thinking that with the clumsiness of some New Yorkers, the booths must have retrieval tools (like for golf balls in the lake), but no, they actually do not.

When Miller was named in June by the producer Don Ohlmeyer to join the holdover play-by-play announcer Al Michaels and the new analyst Dan Fouts in the booth, the thinking was that Miller would bring a fresh approach.

But my friend has a booth and I'm thinking about going.

The strain this would put on the M4 motorway and the Severn Bridge toll booths does not bear thinking about and, since the trains are now about as reliable as taking a stagecoach across Monument Valley with Geronimo on the rampage, it is to be hoped that either the outcome of the quarter-finals or the semi-final draw rules out such a possibility.

He added: "I think when you look at elections actually when it comes to presenting ID … already people turn up at a polling booth presenting their polling card thinking they have to provide ID.

BARCELONA, a year-old restaurant in this carefully preserved Colonial hamlet just north of the Bergen County line, is like one of those trompe l'oeil murals intended to fool you into thinking the phone booth you've just entered is actually the Metropolitan Museum of Art.