Sentences with phrase «phone booth more»

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For a Cabinet official to intentionally mislead the public on a scientific issue with life - and - death consequences for humanity is a far more serious matter than first - class flights or a $ 43,000 phone booth.

They theorize that the source texts were modified to be more believable as nobody would be able to imagine all life on Earth fitting into a box no bigger than a phone booth.

1950s Sensorama, a phone - booth - like machine combining 3 - D film, sound and smells, amounts to little more than a fad.

Back to the Future, Part II accurately predicted our constant connectedness, although today's cellular devices travel more easily than phone booths.

we quickly found the nearest red phone booth and crossed one more thing off of the list.

The film includes a passionate romance of a couple that can make you believe the scene involving sex in a tiny phone booth, a rehash of the 1991 arrest of mafia chieftain John Gotti, and a family drama about a young man who makes too few visits to his mother and kid brother to impress them even though he offers them an envelope filled with more cash than they could make in five years.

Among the beautifully painted scenes is the Eiffel Tower, a London phone booth, Egyptian pyramids, Swiss windmills, and more.

What's in the fair: A large sculpture by John Bock at Anton Kern, the aforementioned work by Jeppe Hein at Galleri Nicolai Wallner, Xavier Veilhan's horses with carriage at Emmanuel Perrotin, Grayson Perry in a phone booth, and much more.

Using a large - format camera, Serrano captured more than 85 men and women who live on the streets of New York for the series, «Residents of New York,» Commissioned by More Art, the images are displayed on phone booths and in subway stations across the city through Junemore than 85 men and women who live on the streets of New York for the series, «Residents of New York,» Commissioned by More Art, the images are displayed on phone booths and in subway stations across the city through JuneMore Art, the images are displayed on phone booths and in subway stations across the city through June 15.

Not only do they hurt, and make you look more red than a British phone booth, but they can cause skin cancer.