Sentence examples for called booth from inspiring English sources

I then called Booth, who is happily retired in Florida and was blissfully unaware of the raging copyright controversy.

Following his performance of Richard III on May 12, the Boston Transcript's review the next day called Booth "the most promising young actor on the American stage".

Some critics called Booth "the handsomest man in America" and a "natural genius" and noted his having an "astonishing memory"; others were mixed in their estimation of his acting.

But I've been nearly in tears on the phone, saying: "I don't know how to feed you!" We've got this really swanky supermarket now called Booths in Salford Media City.

Some will have to make their way to a will call booth to pick up their tickets instead of arriving with them in hand.

Specializing in connections to Latin America, the stores offer everything from calling booths and long-distance phone cards to help with travel arrangements and money remittance.

But only one of those — a disco pastiche called "Booth Love," with lead vocals by the guitarist Jake Cinninger — made it into Thursday's show.

Next door, there's an abandoned flower shop that used to be a strip club called the Phone Booth, which Morrison liked to visit.

Its next exhibition, called "Open Phone Booth" (and opening Sept. 11), features pieces by the Turkish artists Cengiz Cekil, whose work is part of MoMA's permanent collection, and Nilbar Gures, who now lives in Vienna.

And why (though it will do no good, you stop at a phone booth, call the cops, give them the drugstore address, hang up before they can ask any questions) do you want to?

In one of the recordings presented in court, Mr. Dahahri is heard calling a phone booth in Waziristan, a tribal area of Pakistan known for militant activity.