Sentence examples for played booth from inspiring English sources

In early readings about two years ago Mr. Wright played Booth.

(Incidentally, the killer's more talented actor-brother Edwin Booth lived for another half-century, and was a good friend to the parents of actor-director Raoul Walsh, who played Booth in DW Griffith's The Birth of A Nation; now that's some role-research!) Griffith's own Lincoln was played by Joseph Henabery.

In 12 games played, Booth scored only a single goal into an empty net.

Understandably, Aikman wanted to be prudent and not play booth diagnostician.

Bruce Forest, who's credited for being an early adopter of using studio gear in the booth, played at Better Days throughout the 80s.

Will went up to the booth and played a couple of records, then headed back down.

He took a shot of Jägermeister, stepped into the booth, and played "Can't Stop Me," by Afrojack.

She worked in the dining room, fed pigs, helped on the wards, and ran a tiny broadcast booth that played music and announcements.

In 1882 Booth again played England and the next year toured Germany, where the acclaim given his Hamlet and his Iago and King Lear (considered, after Hamlet, his finest roles) made the German engagement the peak of his career.

Watching the film in a sound studio, Kerouac dubbed its narration as David Amram, the composer and musician who would later write the score for "The Manchurian Candidate," sat in a booth and played the piano.

Beer and Grey Goose flowed at the open bar; Tim Robbins, Michael Stipe of R.E.M. and the actress Heather Graham milled around the room; and in the D.J. booth, Moby played Digital Underground's "The Humpty Dance".