Sentence examples for booths it from inspiring English sources

Except for absence of information booths it looks like lobby of the Pennsylvania.

While the people here vote with their purses, others are at the polling booths; it is local elections day.

This is why so many Victorian bars are U-shaped: with the interior carved up into booths, it was the only way the barman could reach everyone.

A large and filthy room with bulletproof teller booths, it could pass for a bus terminal in a particularly blighted locale, but the air of nervous torpor makes it a closer match to a psychiatric ward.

The entire library of Lynchburg Christian Academy would fit inside a few telephone booths; it contains one volume by Dickens but no Thackeray, no Melville, and no novels by any modernist writer.

Despite this poetic idealism, outside in the trade booths, it was clear that beauty is now an increasingly mechanised industry, not just of sculpting, but of sucking, injecting, moulding and installing.

At its booth it is showing off the Polaroid SC1630 Smart Camera, a device that tries to blur the lines between a point-and-shoot camera and a smartphone.

With its bamboo floors and glass-walled control booth, it clearly revealed its core identity as a studio.

This company didn't really even have its own booth; it was listed under the "Israel Export Institute".

The broken phone booth: it stays.

For Joe Macaluso, in the next booth, it was the personal birthday letter he received from the senator.