Through one windshield, one could see a monitor glowing in the predawn with live footage from inside the church gymnasium, where eight voting booths stood waiting.
To my immense frustration, I soon discovered that, though flickering phone booths stood sentinel on nearly every corner, it was almost impossible to find a functioning phone.
The young engineers in jacket and tie at the American booths stood in sharp contrast, for example, to a Chinese company's booth with a half-dozen young women in black patent-leather boots and metallic silver micro-mini dresses.
Enroute along the long slow bumpy journey, the road was lined with people sitting selling their wares -- children's clothing, used, but neatly pressed and clean, hanging off wires, on fences, piles of mangoes, tangerines, breadfruit, lotto booths, stands selling what we'd see here in a Dollar Store.
Larger rooms are equipped with turntables, and a photo booth stands in the lobby.
Jeraline Morris, who usually works nights in the ticket booth, stood outside the booth for an hour directing riders to other stations.
At the far end of the booth stands a gorgeous marble Aphrodite dating from the first or second century A.D., whose supple headless and armless body is framed by billowing drapery.
At Google I/O this year, one demo booth stood out above all others: The Holodeck.
As we covered the startup-heavy Eureka Park at The Sands for our coverage of CES, one booth stood out to my colleague Darrell Etherington and myself.
The seating was a mix of booths, stand-alone tables and tall, round bar tables with stools.
In this clanking, overheated stunt of a movie, Mr. Farrell is Stu Shepard, a scruffy young New York publicist trapped by an unseen sniper inside the last enclosed phone booth to stand on the streets of midtown Manhattan.
