Sentences with phrase «phone booths did»

They will each house six public charging stations so that the boxes are still serving the public as the old phone booths did.

Not exact matches

I don't have to step into the phone booth and put on the cape.

Carry a travel microphone you can hook up to your phone to do a quick podcast interview if the CEO or founder of the company happens to be in the booth.

There was no phone in the cabin, which was fine with us; cell phones don't seem to work at the Normaway either, but there is an old - fashioned telephone booth on the driveway that has a working phone if you need one.

We have one bathroom — upstairs, a dog I don't feel comfortable leaving alone with either child of course, and did I mention our one bathroom is the size of a phone booth?

The first pocket - sized quantum encryption device has been created in collaboration with the Finnish phone - maker Nokia, and could let you send completely secure messages — although you will need to plug it into a quantum phone booth to do so.

These phone booths are located in a small shopping center near my home, and I can't believe that I didn't know they were there until last year.

Happy Weekend Loves ♥ One of my missions when arriving in London was to do a photoshoot with the classic red phone booths by Big Ben.

«You're all in there and you're doing your things, fighting the albino guys and the twin guys, and then you've got to find a phone booth, right?

The environment feels authentic, as do the inhabitants of the New York street where the phone booth resides, and there's some quality acting by Farrell (although his «New Yawk» accent isn't as authentic as it could be) and Whitaker in a supporting role as the cop who tries to keep the situation from escalating into another person dying.

But since time travel has not been perfected yet (outside of recalled sports cars, phone booths and H.G. Wells novels), Fincher did the next best thing: he made his own Die Hard!

With the subtlety of a hammer, Schumacher positions his phone booth in front of a generic «advertisement» which screams, «Who Do You Think You Are?»

I don't pretend to be a superhero, and there isn't a phone booth nearby, but I can relate to Clark Kent's dual identity.

It's the proverbial knife fight in a phone booth, and your knife is doing a D6 of damage at a time to a monster with a thousand hit points.

If you want to see what Marvel Puzzle Quest is all about (yeah, I know it doesn't cost money unless you want to make in - game purchases, but phone storage space is an issue for a lot of people, myself included — I'm not going to download any app if it means I have to delete my collection of»80s and»90s one - hit wonders), there will be a Marvel Puzzle Quest booth (# 347) at next weekend's New York Comic Con, where the game will available to try out on tablets and PCs (though without Lady Thor, I'd imagine, as she's not being added until the Friday after).

The graphics looked great and the video doesn't quite do them justice as it's from a phone's camera in a dark booth, but the demo was just the multiplayer mode so the players» characters are wearing helmets that cover their faces and it's set in the Colosseum with pop - up «sets» that are enclosed areas so you don't see as much graphics as you would do during the single player campaign.

She didn't have a phone, she had to go to the phone booth.

Now that all is said and done, I get a phone call that the shit I have been writing on the machinations of the art world has inspired a TV show; I hope that a) I get some credit, i.e. the monetary variety; b) it has the chutzpah of Tony Shafrazi exhibiting his very own art within his very own booth with full knowledge he'd be thrown out on his ass next year as a consequence; and, c) that it doesn't suck as much as Tony's show did.

During the conversation, KAWS took Rooks and the audience on a trip back in time, covering his progression from doing graffiti tags and pieces on walls, to billboard / bus shelter / phone booth advertisements, toys, large canvases and public works.

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

Also displayed at Lenovo's IFA 2016 booth, the entry - level A Plus and mid-range P2 phones didn't make many headlines.

... intentionally destroyed something that did not belong to you (phone booth, street light, car, safety fence, seating at movie theater)

Did I mention my tiny bathroom is the size of a british phone booth.