booth造句

Would you please watch over my booth?

They sat in a corner booth, away from other diners.

It happened that there was a telephone booth nearby.

It may sound elementary, but do remind booth staff to avoid eating, drinking and chewing gum within the booth.

They were in their own world, madly making out in their booth.

Mary Ann was drunk and giddy, leaning on Nick's shoulder in the booth.

I'll give him a call from the phone booth on the corner.

The balance shall be paid before Feb 30,2008, otherwise the exhibitor's booth will be cancelled.

Women are thought to remain undecided for longer, often making up their minds as they enter the polling booth.

She saw the man from the rear-vision mirror who followed her was standing behind a phone booth.

Mary Noble and I slid into the ancient red leather and steel booth of a diner in Birmingham and placed our breakfast order.

Many white voters told pollsters that they would vote for the black candidate but, in the anonymity of the voting booth, they did not.

The duo performance took place in the big showroom. Before starting, Green told the sound booth technician to turn the speaker volume way down.

In advance of his arrival, a member of his entourage visited every booth to make sure that nothing might cause offence.

This is separated from the main room by a stiff beige curtain that you pull closed behind you, as in a voting booth.

He got some piece of paper from a photographer's booth in Mexico that seemed to make it official, though afterwards he vaguely remembered being married already with two children.

SITTING in a booth in a classic Manhattan diner, Dan Doctoroff, clad in jeans and a short-sleeved shirt, is sipping a diet soda and musing about the city he loves.

In the few hours we spent together, I watched him position her gently in the restaurant booth and later in the back seat of his car, making sure to keep her upright and not to touch her private parts.