Sentence examples similar to look booth from inspiring English sources

Settled comfortably in the leather-look booth of a roadside diner, he orders a cup of coffee and explains the secrets of his craft.

More than 50 more conventional-looking booths in rented tents — many with unconventional occupants like the Center for Urban Pedagogy, the Laundromat Project and Housing Is a Human Right — will be set up on the Bowery as far north as Houston Street and as far south as Spring Street, with some branching off on Rivington Street.

It is open Saturday, Sunday and Monday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Look for Booth 180.

Look for Booth 47, also named the California Pavilion, on the corner of Trousdale Parkway and Downey Way at the festival at USC.

Look for booths marked with a big blue "Z" in the international departures areas.

Look or booths at state fairs, there is usually one at most fairs advertising donations.

It's also possible to walk around by the piers and look for booths that will take walk-ups.

In the "Who Knew?" category, HEINZ KETCHUP made its public debut at the 1876 Philadelphia Fair, and I especially liked the wordplay in the clue at 23 Across: "Get an inside look at our booth" for XRAY MACHINE.

Multiple "reporters" (bloggers weren't considered real press yet) scurried over to look at the booth and the laptop and even some of the "mainstream" tech press – there were still magazines back then – reported breathlessly about the innovation.

The Hole from New York elected to make their booth look like using Photoshop.

The gallery had made their booth look like a little temple.