Sentence examples for booth wall from inspiring English sources
But none of the articles had mentioned this left-side thing, so while I gave myself plenty of room on my right, Helene was suddenly on the curb, inches away from the toll booth wall, along with two tires.
Adventurous processes distinguish some otherwise safe works, like the fuzzy-looking wall drawing by David Scanavino at Klaus von Nichtssagend (made by patting pigmented paper pulp directly onto the booth wall) and the delicate graphite shadings of Marsha Cottrell's ominous interiors at Petra Rinck (which, it turns out, come from a laser printer).
Push the table back against the booth wall if you have a table and stand up, be ready.
The tile flooring and the booth walls date from those days of the 1950's and 60's.
If a blog is akin to an online diary, and Twitter offers repeated telegraph-style status updates, Pastebin is something like the empty space on a phone-booth wall or at a community center, where you can anonymously tack up an announcement, or write someone else's phone number along with a crude description, or offer your first try at a manifesto.
Late last month, the gallery decided to gamble exclusively on sculpture for Miami Beach (except for some photographs on the booth's walls).
"Don't open fire into the air; our lives are more valuable than the cost of bullets," said Siraj Kamal Jerafa, 28, locked inside an improvised sound booth whose walls were covered in worn sofa upholstery.
Mr. Ding at Laizhou Toptool, who sat in a booth with walls covered with tools in a rainbow of hues, said the cost of steel for his products had finally dipped this year.
Approaching the Monster booth, with walls of red velvet that reached from the floor to the ceiling, was like approaching a fortress.
Eleanor Friedberger plays her first London show of the year at Moth Club, an old working men's club, where red velvet booths line walls covered in plaques commemorating rotary clubs and regiments.
As beguiling as the food are the wine service and the space, most of all the trim booths whose walls allow for the twin luxuries of privacy and peace.
