Sentence examples for officer booth from inspiring English sources

Born David Geeves-Booth at Croydon, Surrey the son of a probation officer, Booth quit Southend Grammar School at 17 and joined the army, and left with the rank of captain.

Advocates of electronic trading say it ends the need for a trading floor and all that it requires: clerks, runners, security officers, booths and so on.

I cannot be the first stay-at-home dad to have passed through this particular immigation officer's booth at Heathrow.

The explosion caved in the door between the center gun room and the turret officer's booth and buckled the bulkheads separating the center gun room from the left and right gun rooms.

The powder is smoldering!" At this time, Ziegler may have opened the door from the turret officer's booth in the rear of the turret into the center gun room and yelled at the crew to get the breech closed.

Two Military Medals were won by RNR soldiers during this time: Sergeant Northcote rescued a wounded askari under German fire in late August, and a few days later Corporal Suga, himself lightly injured, dragged his wounded commanding officer Lieutenant Booth out of the open and into cover.

As Mr. Mineo lay face down in front of the toll booth, Officer Jugraj stood near his head while Officer Kern straddled one of his legs.

The officer in the booth grinned and waved Woodward through without looking at his I.D. Like everyone else in Washington, he wanted to come off well in Woodward's new book.

Costelloe was instructed to stop the DJ from playing music by this point, lines of officers in reflective yellow jackets were bursting through the doors but, before he had a chance to reach the booth, an officer had already taken to the microphone and begun instructing the bewildered clubbers to stay where they were.

Tom was instructed to stop the DJ playing music – by this point, lines of officers in reflective yellow jackets were bursting through the doors – but, before he had a chance to reach the booth, an officer had already taken to the microphone and begun instructing the bewildered clubbers to stay where they were.

"We technically could arrest these folks," Ms. Cohan said, suggesting that it was possible to have a police officer at every toll booth.