Sentence examples for on booth from inspiring English sources
The phrase "on booth" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English
It may be intended to refer to something related to a booth, but without additional context, it is unclear how to use it. Example: "The event will take place on booth 12."
The writer recalls a funny anecdote about a goofy photograph of Booth's mother that she sent a "Times" reporter in 1974, when the reporter was doing a story on Booth.
For more on Booth, there's David Owen's Profile of the cartoonist from the 1998 Cartoon Issue.
The body was identified by a doctor who had operated on Booth the year before, and it was then secretly buried, though four years later it was reinterred.
Lincoln has the weight of his own history on his shoulders as well, but even before we know this we see it: when he walks in on Booth at the beginning of the play, wearing a frock coat, a fake beard, a stovepipe hat, and white face paint, he looks grave and resigned, alive only in the broadest definition of the word.
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(Sorta like E3, which seemingly focused more on "booth babes" and the completely arbitrary decision of company "won" the show).
Palm Beach Tan salons average 20 to 25 ultraviolet beds, and now many include up to four spray-on booths.
"I personally try to focus in on booths that don't necessarily handle just one thing," Mr. Bruneau said as we walked the second floor of the two-story market.
Liberals observed union volunteers on booths handing out for Labor but also for micro-parties: in Queensland, Glenn Lazarus and Bob Katter for example.
He started wrestling on booths run by the Australian showman Roy Bell, where his role was as a plucky schoolboy challenging the professionals.
Quick death at the console, fast quarters in the slots, territorial claims on booths -- the arcade was a dream world of preadult fantasy.
