Sentence examples for sitting at a booth from inspiring English sources

"Let's get out of here," said a woman sitting at a booth near the restroom.

The three of us are sitting at a booth staring at our phones.

My advice to the restaurant is to imagine Jack himself sitting at a booth, fully armed and nursing a grudge.

Tired, dishevelled and dressed in black, she is sitting at a booth in the restaurant, sipping on green juice.

One woman sitting at a booth set up by a socialist group, expressed her aim by saying, simply, "We want to get rid of capitalism and establish socialism".

He and Adilman were sitting at a booth in Caffé Brasiliano, a diner in Toronto's West End that served Italian food from metal bins, cafeteria-style, and would be closing the next week.

Boyne, who at the time worked at a think tank, said the women at the dinner were all sitting at a circular booth bookended by Trump and Casablancas.

Soon, Ms. Huffington, who was educated at Cambridge University and was a star of the debating society, was sitting at a long candlelit booth while a waiter hastily brought out dishes and glasses.

A man is sitting at a desk.

Six people sitting at a table.

Not sitting at a communal table.