Sentence examples for edge of a booth from inspiring English sources

And inside the convention center he often seemed repulsed by what he saw: the Jeff Koons painting that he said was probably produced by one of that artist's 120 assistants; the titillation in a Lisa Yuskavage painting, placed on the edge of a booth to draw people in; the art dealers in Corbusier leather chairs.

Sitting on the corner edge of a booth, Holmes finishes his cheeseburger and takes a sip of an icy orange drink.

She's clutching herself and falling against the edge of the booth.

She put down her purse, promptly perched on the edge of her booth and exclaimed over the new baby.

On the edge of a northern sea.

The edge of a rusty roof.

The edge of a great table.

In her stories we stumble upon the "greedy bliss" of an open-mouthed skull and the "lush sheaves" of cello arpeggios; an accent so slight as to be "a crisping around the edges of words"; a glass phone booth in a deserted night-time car park that looks like "a tiny, primitive spaceship"; hair that's "black like a telephone", and an outfit like "a scout uniform from a pornographic movie".

Teetering on the westernmost edge of Manhattan, hundreds of booths and thousands of paintings, sculptures, photographs, and experiences fill up the massive warehouse space of Piers 92 and 94.

Of course, like a booth babe, it's a trick.

Later, we make our way to a booth on the edge of the main hall to test out some virtual porn.