Sentence examples for shooting booth from inspiring English sources

Lincoln, the older brother, now has an honest job in an arcade shooting booth, impersonating Abraham Lincoln in white face.

This is a play, after all, in which an African-American named Lincoln (Mr. Wright) does indeed slap on chalky makeup to impersonate Abraham Lincoln in an arcade shooting booth.

Lincoln, the older, was once a whiz at three-card monte, but he has traded that profession for an honest job, which happens to be in an arcade shooting booth, impersonating Abraham Lincoln (in white face), awaiting his assassination at Ford's Theater.

Secondly, down-on-his-luck Lincoln has landed a job imitating the original Lincoln in a tacky arcade shooting booth, where he gets "shot" by customers daily.

Contestants fire from enclosed and covered shooting booths at targets in the background.

A few meters away, eight shooting booths face standing targets adorned with perforated beer cans and, behind, a five-meter-high earthen wall.

"The man who shot Booth".

Conger's report to Stanton, however, stated that Corbett shot Booth "without order, pretext or excuse," and recommended that Corbett be punished for disobeying orders to take Booth alive.

Recently, he got back the remake rights to "It's Alive!" Cohen imagines he would have shot "Phone Booth" on location in New York had he directed it.

Visitors tempt fate on the Cyclone, fire paintballs at a live human target at the "Shoot the Freak" booth and, when they have had enough, walk down to the beach or take a stroll along the boardwalk.

It's hard to give you an idea of how the AR Walker works through video, but the following (short) clip I shot the Docomo booth at least shows how the device looks on people using them: http://blip.tv/play/hMQ5goKTCwA%2Em4v.