Sentence examples for transparent booth from inspiring English sources

Chris Russo began life at Sirius XM on Monday in a transparent booth in the satellite radio company's Manhattan lobby, a liberated Dog under glass, freed to pontificate, go ballistic and control his new domain that will soon include a channel of his own.

A man and a woman, each stuck in a transparent booth, try to communicate (like a dumb Pyramus and Thisbe) through a hole and express various stages of ardor and claustrophobia, all in the tiresomely overemphatic, slow and cute manner of European mime at its most labored.

Quote of the day: "I fought for transparent booths at Fifa and at CAS, I brought them to Zurich to eliminate any excuse for not using them.

Most off-message: Prince Ali's transparent booths campaign reaches the Court of Arbitration in Sport, while rival Jérôme Champagne says he's "stupified" after Fifa officials hand out multiple congress accreditations to Infantino and Sheikh Salman – allowing their staff direct access to voters in the hall on Friday.

Most off-message: Prince Ali, shipping a set of transparent voting booths to Zurich.

Football's world governing body has dismissed a request from Prince Ali for transparent voting booths to be used when the successor to Sepp Blatter is elected.

Prince Ali bin al-Hussein plans to test Fifa's resistance to transparent voting booths by having some sent to Zurich in time for Friday's presidential election.

As Friday's election teetered on the brink of farce, the Cas refused a request from the Jordanian Prince Ali bin al-Hussein to force Fifa to use transparent voting booths or postpone the election until it could rule on the matter.

The booth was a transparent enclosure fitting around computer stations that allowed nurses to monitor and access their patients in case of medical emergency.

She built a second reception and ticket-selling booth of wood-framed transparent plastic and has the gallery's receptionist shuttle between it and the permanent booth, which serves as a studio where he makes paintings when not attending to visitors.

Had a chance to sit down with Vonage chairman Jeffrey Citron in a warm and transparent orange box behind his bustling booth.