After some shopping and a walk around St Stephen's Green, we'd have dinner in a curtained-off booth at Odessa.
Similarly, PrimeSense held invitation-only sessions at its tiny, walled-off booth and forbade any photos or videos of its products.
Many were said to have spent an "inordinately long time" in curtained-off booths before deciding which candidate to back.
On one side is a row of automated machines, some screened-off booths and a scattering of tables, on the other a large comfy seating area, and behind it, a helpdesk staffed by smiling tellers.
The last Serpentine show, by Russian artists Ilya and Emilia Kabakov, presented us with ward after ward of curtained-off booths, each containing a bed, in which we were invited to sleep, even to dream.
Hence the 100% margins on the $8 water bowls and $3.50 dog treats that were flying off the booth table!
"I fully understand that real change, real democracy is not something that can be palmed off in a booth twice a decade, a crossed box and crossed fingers.
He slunk off to his booth when I arrived, as if he had been neglecting his duty, though it's not as if there were intruders galore waiting to be snapped into the handcuffs hanging from his belt.
Residents have been encouraged to submit multimedia to the exhibit, as well as to share their story of Sandy in a guestbook or record it in a quiet booth off to the side.
In a booth off to the side, Richard Curtis, the benign capo of British comedy, explained how his first directorial job since Love Actually combined two of his favourite themes, friendship and pop music, with a side order of fighting injustice.
