What is "booker"

Usage examples of "booker".

BREED in purple spectral lettering and dozens of UK record-company executives in Mad Max gear hang out with tattooed models from Holland and managing directors from Polygram share bananas and sip psybertronic drinks with magazine editors and half of a progressive British hip-hop act wearing schoolgirl uniforms is dancing with modeling agency bookers along with ghosts, extras, insiders, various people from the world at large.

The plan to swing through Baghdad appealed to Staff Sergeant Stevon Booker, a tank commander and section leader in Alpha Company, 1-64 Armor.

Booker was in a similar position before advancing on the Fenian force at Ridgeway.

Booker came up to Major Gillmor and told him he wanted a company sent to our right, to prevent the Fenian left from flanking us.

Bookers could be touchy about paying on a token with smeared ink, and no one was touchier than an Ebou Dari.

Slender, taller than average, long wavy blond hair flowing over his shoulders and green eyes to die for, the kind that model bookers would chase down the street waving contracts at, but still human.

Colleen told him she knew the bookers and offered to work it out for him.

Not far from the engineering station, in a torrid, odorous enclosure, Booker T.

Because of this, and perhaps through an instinctive mutual liking, in the eyes of Booker T.

Peter always studied the grimed and greasy exercise book in which Booker T.

But in time the silverware losses became so appalling that an intemal incinerator was built and Booker T.

There had been no further word from the hotel -at least, on that point-and Booker T.

Throughout last night, in the slow-paced hours when hotel guests were serenely sleeping, Booker T.

But somehow, when the young assistant general manager was around, Booker T.

His visits to the incinerator, he gathered from their conversation, had had the effect of inspiring Booker T.