Sentence examples for rows of booths from inspiring English sources
A semicircular bar faces it, with rows of booths and tables fanning out behind the bar in ever-widening circles.
For one, there are the rows and rows of booths dedicated to iPad cases, iPod docks and an endless array of other accessories for Apple products.
The three parallel rows of booths feel commodious and flexible, an improvement over the city's annual Armory Show, where everyone's always penned in tight, and from which Frieze took inspiration and learned much.
Clearly, rigorous standards have been exercised in selecting the 65 dealers from across the United States who are displaying their wares in rows of booths, filling the armory's huge space.
Upstairs at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center on Thursday, exhibitors commanded rows of booths showcasing things like brightly colored compression socks, dry-fit shirts, green cups of Gatorade samples and nutrition bars made with chia seeds — items that apparently appeal to people who are three days away from running a marathon.
In Manitowoc, Beerntsen's — it traces its origins back to the same family as the Green Bay store's — offers up gooey hand-dipped creams and mint meltaways, waist-high display cases, a soda fountain and, through a clock-crowned arch that's a figurative doorway to another time, two rows of booths where soup-and-sandwich lunches are served.
It had a long counter with a row of wobbly-seated stools, and it had a row of booths.
Except for Schmidt the sculptor, and a row of booths selling book-related trinkets, the fair consists overwhelmingly of publishers seeking to sell foreign rights.
In a row of booths, bright banners proclaimed the names of kite-flying clubs -- Los Halcones (Falcons), Los Cometas (Comets), Los Dardos (Darts), and Los Ases del Aire (Aces of the Air).
The deep, narrow downstairs has a slim lane for traffic between the bar and a row of booths for casual dining.
The Waldorf's are long gone, but the Frick Collection, on the Upper East Side, has one, and the Federal Courthouse in Downtown Brooklyn has a full row of booths, as does the Roseland Ballroom on West 52nd Street.
