In mid-July, Mr. Vollmar set up a booth at a local county fair.
Occasionally, Seidenberg would set up a booth at a book fair.
A group called the Tobacco Retailers Alliancee has set up a booth that looks like a shop selling fags.
The committee set up a booth at the American Booksellers Association convention and did huge business, with Seymour Hersh helping out for an hour or two.
He and his team showed up at Macworld in San Francisco, set up a booth and asked the attendees to invent the company's 2007 product line.
So "The Lace Reader" unfolds against a backdrop where entrepreneurial witches set up a booth for selling Celtic jewelry to tourists.
Guthrie and other university officials set up a booth at last year's Super Bowl to promote the program, which costs $95,000 and features six two-week modules in three cities over two years.
Outside of the carrier business, Microsoft, which has traditionally delivered keynote speeches and set up a booth at C.E.S., announced recently that 2012 would be its last appearance at the show.
Walking down the main drag of Brooklyn Heights, where we now lived, I stopped to pet a tan mutt, the mascot of an animal-rescue group that had set up a booth at the corner of Montague and Hicks.
In tandem with the event series, the Working Group members set up a booth in Lobby 10 and asked passersby what life skills they or their peers were lacking.
At the exposition, the couple set up a booth to promote Community House and wandered around the ballroom examining the merchandise: wedding videos featuring guests in a conga line, plush bridal teddy bears to hang on rearview mirrors.
