Sentence examples for running the booth from inspiring English sources
I don't want to name the group running the booth and embarrass them, so let's just say they came from a state shaped like a hand.
While the Game Skunk wasn't actually running while we were filming (ignore me crouching in front of it like a lunatic), the folks running the booth fired it up just as soon as the camera turned away.
On top of a table rested a few electric scooters, and behind them was a sign that read "The MOST Advanced Technology on Planet Earth!" We both kind of figured that it was a gag to get attention for really nice electric scooters, so I went over to have a chat with the guy running the booth: William Alek, President and CEO of AuroraTek.
The event was scheduled to go until 4 p.m., but by 2 45 p.m. most of the people running the booths were feeling pretty done.
When I mentioned his absence to a politico standing next to me, the man retorted sarcastically: "He's probably running the booths". In a line that Jesse Jackson could have crafted, Chip Murray said in memorable rhythms that "diversity..
NG doesn't actually make these things: "Quite frankly, a weapon on a robot brings people into the booth," says Jon Anderson, who ran the booth.
"We felt that we owed it to the community to be back for them this summer," said Michael Naumann, the managing director of the Theater Development Fund, the nonprofit group that runs the booths downtown, in Times Square and in Brooklyn at 1 MetroTech Center.
He drove himself to the hospital, calling his parents and friends on his cellphone as he sped across town, running the toll booth on the Dolphin Expressway, and screeching into the emergency room parking lot at Jackson Memorial while coughing up blood.
TV screens posted inside the walls on the left and right sides of the room display the residents of Springfield running the midway booths at the park.
(She will be in the booth running the surtitles during performances).
People still come running to the booth any time I play this track.
