Sentence examples for given a booth from inspiring English sources

In the spring of 2012, Dufour, by this time living in New York, was invited to participate in the Great Googa-Mooga, a food festival in Prospect Park, and was given a booth in Tony's Corner, an area overseen by Anthony Bourdain.

Customers are given a small booth with a comfortable reclining chair and a computer for surfing the internet.

Subjects were given a minute at each booth to complete the questionnaire, they then rotated clockwise and repeated the process for all 11 booths.

That October, I was given a tour of the projection booth during the screening of Fellini's Juliet of the Spirits and 8 ½.

We were seated at a booth, where we were given a bottle of vodka a straight-on view of a dancer with one of those hypnotic flapping asses that is so "on trend" right now.

(After that, the New Yorkers relented and gave him a booth, which became a mainstay).

And at another booth, I was given a square of "chocolate" that in fact contained no cocoa; it was made with ground coffee and vegetable oil and tasted like chocolate laxatives.

Users still hooked on the drug after several failed attempts to quit using conventional methods such as methadone programmes will be prescribed diamorphine at the unit in Gallowgate, where they will be given an appointment, led into a booth and, in most cases, allowed to inject themselves.

Make a booth where you give out fliers to passerby.

At the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Microsoft didn't have a booth and didn't give the usual opening talk (instead, Qualcomm took that slot, embarrassingly and hilariously).

Legend has it David Lynch wrote the screenplay for Blue Velvet in the back corner booth, which gives a good sense of the sleazy, cinematic ambience.