Sentence examples for no booths from inspiring English sources

There are walls, but no booths, no nooks, no shadows.

These lanes have no booths, gates or traffic lights to slow them down.

Or you might prefer to have white walls, stone tables, and no booths.

Happy college kids talked Frat Parties and Sorority Sisterhood and watched Dynasty and The Cosby Show while blindly brushing past the No Nukes booths or the drama instructor with the cancer-spotted face.

But what about a cellphone with no booth?

No booth babes or cosplayers for a start.

(Sorry, watchers of the recent movie "Phone Booth". There is actually no booth at West 53rd Street).

If there is no booth review started, a coach can challenge the play by throwing his challenge flag.

While there was the usual tut-tutting about Amazon — Becky Anderson, a co-owner of Anderson's Bookshops, outside Chicago, referred to it as "the company that shall not be named" — there was also no booth on the exhibit floor from the New York-based unit of Amazon Publishing, which caused much fear and consternation in the industry when it was founded two years ago.

There was only one small display of Nazi memorabilia, no Klan literature, and no booth for the survivalists who buy ammunition by the thousand-round can and tracts with titles such as "First Strike" and "Invasion America: Will Your Family Survive?" We also seem to be in a swale between epochs of Clinton-hating.

This year, there was no booth, and ABC's presence as a whole was minimal, which is no mystery: the presentations in Hall H (the biggest room, where James Cameron, Peter Jackson and the gang for the "Twilight" sequel also appeared) have eclipsed the trade show in importance for many studios and networks.