Sentence examples for side of the booth from inspiring English sources

She was on the other side of the booth, and yet sounded confident.

At one point, he poked his head into my side of the booth — breaking whatever was left of the fourth wall.

He went to confession for the first time and had disclosed several sins before he realized that no one was on the other side of the booth.

About once in 10 times, the agent on the far side of the booth asks to pass his hand-held scanner over my belt buckle, but that's about it).

The working press and the radio & TV announcers are on the other side of the booth, & Mrs. Charles Shipman Payson, the owner of the Mets, has a private box on the other side.

I never in a million years would have expected things to turn out how they did, but every time I played there, I reminded myself of what it was like to be on the other side of the booth, on the floor, waiting for that experience you'd never forget.

And while barstool lovebirds may or may not make you uncomfortable (if they don't, it's probably because you're the one D-ing A in P), have you ever considered how service industry workers feel about all the same-side-of-the-booth makeout sessions they're forced to witness?

For example, the time I came to the company's booth and saw it covered in black plastic garbage bags, with its products taped to the sides of the booth.

The Joined-at-the-Hip Couple So you're really going to sit on the same side of that booth and feed each other food and make cooing noises the whole time, huh?

Patrons hoping to make a music request can sit on either side of the D.J. booth (the hip-hop artist Talib Kweli and the D.J. Rich Medina have been known to spin here).

She said she thought the intense interest in the Republican Senate primary — between Tim Bridgewater, a businessman, and Mike Lee, a lawyer — would keep most Republicans on their side of the ballot booth.