Sentence examples similar to cross booth from inspiring English sources

Thistle were denied a victory by the assistant's flag - Chris Erskine adjudged to have been offside when he crossed for Booth to tap in.

Legislation which will lead to motorists not having to stop to pay at Dartford Crossing toll booths has come into force, the Department for Transport said.

Thistle had a great chance to make the breakthrough but Steven Lawless managed to send a header from a Callum Booth cross over the bar from six yards.

There are a total of 12 unique entries, and I loved D.J. BOOTH crossing DJOKOVIC, along with the wonderful DO YOU MIND in the southeast.

Mere mortals were not allowed to tread its hallowed ground as the ladies at the gate kept out all but the invited and kept folks from crossing through the booth.

The only way you can vote negatively is to take the ballot into that booth and cross the name off.

So here's a voting-for-nobody suggestion for Election Day 2012: go to your polling place, ask for a paper ballot, go to your booth and cross out every single name on the ballot.

I'll follow Suzanne into the polling booth, and mark my cross against the name of Sophie Walker, the Women's Equality party candidate for London mayor.

By 2012, local businesses were complaining that the crossing's toll booths were impeding local growth.

While Americans hit the voting booths, crossing their fingers for the result they've been hoping for, and others sit out this election, we spoke to international millennials living in the US to get their first-hand experience of the race to the White House.

No group or individual claimed credit for planting the device, which was found in a sports' equipment bag inside a phone booth along Charing Cross Road near Leicester Square.