Sentence examples similar to headed booth from inspiring English sources

I headed into a booth for a consultation with the fetish master.

Tickets cost 25 cents at the fish-headed booth.

From France (the Sarkozy defeat in 2012) to Italy (four governments in quick succession since 2008), through Greece, Portugal, Finland, Ireland and Slovakia – you name it – the list of governments toppled once voters headed to the booths in times of austerity is a long one.

Although there are currently no scheduled elections in Greece or Italy, both countries appear to be headed toward polling booths this year.

Rather than try his luck in the voting booth, he headed to New York University, where he led a seminar called "The Teachable Art of Governing".

But it's only Year 1, and New Jersey voters are famously forgiving, or tuned out, until they're headed into the voting booth.

His driver was confused as they approached the George Washington Bridge on Tuesday and headed to a toll booth leading to the lower level despite explicit instructions: David is too big for the lower level.

"Be right back," I said one night when the three of us were there, as I clambered out of our booth and headed to the bathroom in the back.

Then I headed to a crowded booth.

With my head screwed on properly, I brushed my teeth and headed toward the telephone booth.

Voting was at a more leisurely pace in North Unst, Shetland, the northernmost polling station, where it was grey and drizzly as islanders wrapped in sensible macs headed out to polling booths.