Sentence examples for single booth from inspiring English sources

Often many of these categories are represented in a single booth.

In fact, going on this rendering, the whole of Britain's political-media class could fit round a single booth in a Soho nightclub.

It is a long way from the network's presence at its first convention, the 1980 Democratic gathering in New York City, where it had a single booth high in the hall above those of the other networks.

In the club, a growing magnet for local and out-of-town bands, perhaps a dozen people sat at the bar or in the single booth, while 60 or so others gyrated to the punk-inspired sounds of Brazen Hussy, one of three groups on the bill.

At the London Book Fair this past spring, for instance, eight self-published authors renting a single booth had sold 16 million books between them.

Usually the worst part of the job is emptying the trashcan full of jizzed-up fucking tissues in every single booth.

But if he looked for a single phone booth in some quiet spot he would make himself more conspicuous.

And if I had to choose a single favorite booth, I'd probably go for the one that gave the opposite impression.

I even took the time to take photos of every single designer booth, but I was so overstimulated by all of the glitter and coolness that I couldn't pick proper photo filters.

The 400 pictures are single photo-booth images rephotographed, multiplied times four and arranged in squares, then fitted together in framed grids of 100 squares each, adding up to a regular rogue's gallery of unprepossessing little women.

Single-artist booths are the exception at this fair, but the dealer C. & J. Goodfriend devotes its entire wall space to delicately shaded etchings by James McNeill Whistler.