Sentence examples for clear booth from inspiring English sources

The clear booth standout was by New York's inimitable Nandi Loaf, whose massive production output includes myriad objects that openly claim that she is not only "your favorite artist," but also the "best artist of the twenty-first century".

An artist known only as Norma Jeane has made it possible for smokers to put themselves on display while having cigarettes in three clear plastic booths, each outfitted with a chair, a water cooler and an ashtray.

McAlister wrote that the actor took quick action, clearing his booth so Ted could sit, and calling for medics.

Framis is known for creating provocative work for social interactions, such as a clear plastic confession booth and a Guantanamo Bay museum.

(He also came with a watchful security agent, who sat discreetly a short distance away on a bench with a clear view of the booth).

Mr. Murphy works in a soundproof booth with clear plastic on one side; a suspended camera broadcasts close-up shots onto a projection screen.

Alas, there is little information about bus trips online (and practically none in English) so your best bet is to go to the bus station where each company's ticket booth has clear signs listing destinations it serves.

He uses this latest record as a warped confessional booth to clear his brain of totally normal grievances like frustration toward the US capitalist system and homoerotic Flowers in the Attic fantasies.

Roberts, a wealthy 24-year-old, was the one who decided to keep the festival going after it became clear that the ticket booths had gotten stuck in traffic and the fences around the site had been pulled down, turning the organizers' great business venture into a free concert.

It is now clear that when the booths open in June or July there will be opportunities for members of the public to acquire tickets for some of the most popular events.

The hydraulic salutes and unblinking stares of appreciation towards the booth made it clear that these people had been hypnotised by the sub-woofer, blinded by the strobes.