Sentence examples for working in the booth from inspiring English sources

"Today," said a woman working in the booth, "the hugs are longer, and there are not many words, just holding on real tight".

Howie Rose — the Mets' radio announcer known for his catchphrase, "Put it in the books!" — said he had used sabermetrics more since working in the booth last year with Josh Lewin, a former Texas Rangers broadcaster.

Deirdre Parker, a spokeswoman for New York City Transit, said she could not say who was working in the booth on the afternoon of Oct. 15 or if that person saw anything.

Compared with the extreme degree of social interaction required to maintain authority over women inmates, working in the booth on this wing was a different, and, I thought, better place for me.

Four people work in the booth.

In Madrid, Johnson, 45, will work in the booth with Warren Barton.

Like many people, I had reservations about the comedian Dennis Miller working in the broadcast booth of "Monday Night Football".

He said, though, that he would be open to exploring opportunities in broadcasting after working in the Fox booth during this year's postseason.

"I was actually working in the sound booth, so I was paying real close attention to everything he was saying," she said.

But when Mickey Mantle slid headfirst back into first base in the top of the ninth inning to avoid a game-ending double play and allow the tying run to score, there was no analyst working in the TV booth with Mel Allen at Forbes Field.

It was fitting, then, that working in the broadcast booth was Orel Hershiser, who pitched three times on short rest — including a Game 7 shutout of the Mets — as he led the Dodgers to their last World Series title, in 1988.