Sentence examples for which booth from inspiring English sources

The presidential booth from which Booth jumped after capping the president… and a couple of boring DC tourists.

Hastings showed the jury that both of these statements were lies, first by showing the piece of paper Booth had scribbled the "Birmingham contract" memo on and then by showing a telegram from Booth to Gruban in which Booth claimed that he "[had] already spoken to a Cabinet Minister and high official".

The opposition and ridicule with which Booth's work was for many years received gave way, toward the end of the 19th century, to very widespread sympathy as its results were more fully realized.

The 40-year-old Klitschko, whose last defeat was against Britain's Lennox Lewis in 2003, reacted with embarrassment and anger, which Booth said would translate into much pain for Chisora at the Olympiahalle.

During same-sex anal intercourse, he usually played the passive role, which Booth believed "appealed to his masochistic side".

A shootout ensues, during which Booth hurts his hand and we think the worst is about to happen.

Like all three fairs I visited, it was a labyrinth of temporary (food carts, concession stalls, traveling midway rides) and permanent structures (barns, exhibition halls), and as I wandered up and down the narrow paths between the stalls, I tried to divine the inscrutable calculus that goes into figuring out which booths go where.

Our viewers gave us instant feedback on what they were seeing, which booths to see, and even some help when we got lost.

But the burning question, of course, is which booths are winning the battle for Instagram.

One, listed at $725,000 and on a low floor, needed a kitchen renovation, which Ms. Booth was reluctant to tackle.

She looked lost, with her invitation, and seemed not to know which ticket booth to go to.