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Once inside, you're met with an anteroom flush with velvet armchairs, followed by a procession of gauzily curtained booths fit for booze-sucking vampires; each booth's equipped with a chain buzzer, so the waitress only pops in when you need another drink, or need to tell someone how awesome the buzzers are.

Thrillist: Raines Law Room Thrillist 2011

When Anderson explodes, we hear only a dull thump -- the sound of the blast is muffled by the recording booth's walls -- and see the engineer's glass window coated in blood.

Reduce your carbon footprint or get ready to explode David Fahrenthold 2010

Now that her eyes had adjusted to the booth's darkness, Cornelia could see the priest clearly through the screen that separated them.

s Confession 2010

As I slip into on of the booth's at Simon L.A., one of the hotel's restaurants, it's a familiar experience.

Patricia Handschiegel: The New Power Girls: What A Power Girl Needs To Know About Positioning A Brand 2010

Denver also benefited from a twist of fate in the first quarter, when the replay booth's machinery malfunctioned, preventing the officials from being able to overturn a San Diego fumble that led to Denver's first touchdown.

USATODAY.com 2008

Further north, at the foot of the TKTS booth — where the ruby-glass staircase that rises up behind the Father Duffy statue has become a choice perch and vantage point for viewing the flashy cyclorama of digital and neon advertisements in Times Square — the street-level seating was better integrated: Chairs, tables and umbrellas were all red, as if in spontaneous response to the more coherent design of the booth's stadium staircase.

Surface Improvements Julie V. Iovine 2010

In another I saw a slave and her lover-master of the moment in one another's arms half oof the large, soft cushion on which the slave, customarily, kneeling, in obeisance, greeets the booth's entrant.

Cinnamon Roll 2010

Did anything ever come of the Heartland booth's efforts?

Rabett Run EliRabett 2009

But the question is, Why bother to sit, and partake of a meal -- large or small, fried or steamed -- when you can walk from booth to booth and eat the previous booth's offerings stuck on the end of a short pike, while pondering the next one?

Elissa Altman: Food on a Shtick: The Minnesota State Fair and the Republican National Convention 2008

Ballpark vendor Bob Rosenthal says rubber-chicken sales used to account for as much as 20% of his booth's sales.

Life After Barry 2008