Sentence examples similar to counter booth from inspiring English sources

"This is a gold rush," said Ernie Velez, 48, a jeweler and an owner of Universal Refinery, a glass-counter booth in one of the many mini-mall exchanges on the block where jewelry is bought and sold.

Inside, it's as narrow as a ketchup bottle, the aisle between counter and booths so threadlike that the countermen could, if they chose, merely lean over to serve booth customers.

The setting, with a counter and booths, is done in pale woods.

In appearance, White's is as authentic as diners come, with stools lining a long, long counter and booths edging the windows.

She continued to write and study, keeping her books and papers under the counter of her booth.

Jean and I ordered at the counter, snagged a booth and attacked our very good burgers, fries, beer and soda — at $29, not the cheapest meal in Manhattan, but certainly the cheapest in a luxury Midtown hotel.

"One of my favorite memories from Studio 54 was when Diana Ross was sitting up on the booth counter, which overlooked the dance floor from 14 feet above," he recalled.

Once the restoration is complete, Steve will transition into a part-time role, maintaining the facility and equipment, working the counter and ticket booth, and eventually, ordering concession items.

Although it is fully licensed, most of the night owls lining counter and red booths seem to take comfort from thick milkshakes and sturdy white mugs of coffee.

In any case, we came to a seven-story building with a façade painted a faded yellow and a bar on the ground floor, a bar of considerable dimensions, with a long counter and several booths, and my friends (although it seems odd to describe them that way; let's just say the enthusiasts who had offered to take me to meet the poet) led me to a booth, and there was Lihn.

Christine Hill has set up an apothecary counter in Ronald Feldman's booth.