Sentence examples for busy booth from inspiring English sources

This was brought home to Mr. Greene at the fair when he saw that a busy booth for the Aiken County Republican Party was festooned with posters for Mr. DeMint and other candidates.

Another friend commented: "They may get traffic to your booth but those are the people that aren't interested in your product – they're the saddos taking pictures with said scantily clad girls – so you have a busy booth but you aren't going to increase sales or brand awareness".

At one point in the 1960's, the busiest booth in the world was No. 17 at the southern end of Grand Central Terminal, which registered 300 calls a day.

"We had to be one of the busiest booths at the SOFEX show," he says.

For "Entertainment Flask" inventor and company founder Matt Cornell, getting to this point has been a long, often-tough road ― but judging by how busy his booth at NYCC has been, it seems to have paid off.

Remote voters have more time to make informed decisions than those herded through busy voting booths, says Michael Alvarez at the California Institute of Technology, especially if many races run simultaneously.

"I started keeping a journal because it keeps me busy when the booth is slow and it helps me channel my anxiety," said Kelly Sopp, who will exhibit at half a dozen children's apparel and gift shows this year to promote her Wry Baby clothing line.

I return to find the booth busy.

I had all the wristbands and the booth was busy.

Also, a helper can lend a hand waiting on customers or wrapping and bagging merchandise if you find your booth very busy.

He has been busy taking inventory: 12 booths, 4 silk trees, a pair of bronze horses and an iPod are among the items.