Sentence examples for over a booth from inspiring English sources
The front bar is quiet, almost empty, bar a few locals who have taken over a booth down the back.
Mrs L. presided over a booth at the French Exhibition of Sporting Goods in the Barbizon Plaze, surrounded by knapsacks.
Across the room, Pamela Anderson, leaning over a booth in a short, tight, black knit dress, looked like a Taschen image come to life, and smelled of coconuts.
When the camera captures Liberace peeking over a booth with a grin, the movie doesn't pathologize his good time — from one perspective, he's a sex addict; from another, a madcap adventurer.
Congress of Pediatrics & interview with Dr. Arnold Gesell, director of the Clinic of Child Development of the Yale School of Medicine Dr. Gesell presided over a booth, labelled "The Developmental Diagnosis of Infant Behavior".
George could see the bistro's waitress through the gaping hole that once housed the building's windows, slumped over a booth, seemingly unconscious.
"[We were] aggressive, nothing compared to taking over a toll booth or setting fire to a municipal hall, like the normalistas do today," said Fernando Pineda Ochoa, an ex member of the Armed Revolutionary Movement, or MAR, which was active between 1966 and 1979.
Norma Jeane walked over to a booth in the corner.
We can move over to a booth as soon as one opens up.
A few minutes later, a woman leaned over and said, "They're calling 'Fox.' Is that your name?" Fox got up and began to walk over to a booth.
By 1 a.m., the no-standing policy had gone a bit lax as the good-looking crowd in their late 20s and early 30s began to mingle and a few people spilled over from a booth and into the bar area.
