telephone booth

Mr. Bachner found it by wandering through the market and identified a craftsmen here who works in a tiny booth.

After my first trip to his place in Tucson we called one another on the telephone.

Visitors today can keep watch over the scene in the booth at the end of the bar that Capone and his cronies once occupied.

Once a month he attaches a device to his chest, clamps metal bracelets on his wrists, and hooks the whole thing up to a telephone.

He gives a long telephone interview to nine reporters around the country.

Barton Booth died; a celebrated tragedian in the reign of queen Anne, author of some songs and minor pieces.

New proposals regarding telephone charges are expected as soon as the Select Committee has reported.

It contained a writing-table (upon which was a telephone and a pile of old newspapers), a cabinet, and two chairs.

At the back, near a stand that racked a number of grease guns, he saw a second telephone fixed to the wall.

As they left the tower and the ugly old woman, they heard the latter calling a number into the telephone receiver.