Sentence examples for booth time from inspiring English sources

A $100 donation provides four months of booth time; $300 provides a year.

Four score and a quarter-century ago, two San Dimas High School stoners set forth upon a most excellent adventure in a phone booth time machine to pass History, save the world, and party on, dudes.

No need to go the replay booth this time: Tom Brady definitely fumbled, and the Oakland Raiders gained the victory.

Agency: Carmichael Lynch Director: Peter Thwaites Nike once again flummox Oscar Isaac in the voiceover booth – this time by introducing Sister Madonna Buder aka the 'Iron Nun'.

Finding the right person for the booth took time, but the longer it dragged on, he realized, the more publicity the show got.

But even as groans go up all around the booth every time yet another rally fizzles, Eisen displays the indefatigable zip of an Avon Lady.

"I just saw the energy and hope," Mike, who wasn't old enough to get in a voting booth last time, but knew that "someday I'd get a chance to help reëlect him," says.

Yet for voters for whom the Socialists' health and global concerns are as distant for struggling French workers as work itself is for three million of their unemployed fellow citizens, they may not bother to go to the voting booth next time, either.

People still come running to the booth any time I play this track.

To put some faces to these numbers, I asked some nonvoters who agree that Trump is doing a pretty terrible job what they think of the raucous political scene of 2017, why they didn't vote in November, and what might move them to get out to the voting booth next time around.

I stopped by their booth several times, and without exception, workers there seemed to outnumber actual participants.