Sentence examples for erect a booth from inspiring English sources

Victoria's Electoral Act of 1856 minutely detailed the conduct of elections, requiring that election officials print ballots and erect a booth or hire rooms, to be divided into compartments where voters could mark those ballots secretly, and barring anyone else from entering the polling place.

Nor do many of us, Herb, but I love to watch them try, which is why I come to the PGA Show, where in February 1,505 exhibitors paid $22 a square foot to erect a display booth at what has become one of the 15 largest conventions in America, the showplace for a massive $6 billion U.S. industry.

Sharon had erected a sukkah, the booth in which Jews eat during the holiday, by the side of his house.

"Not a chapel, a booth.

They took a booth.

Save me a booth?

(and proposed to her in a booth).

He did not have a booth then.

Norbert carried them to a booth.

"He's in a booth.

He emerged from the booth and sprinted to a booth at the next corner.