Sentence examples for Potential spectators from inspiring English sources
European poker fans weren't quite so lucky, with the prohibitive time difference and lack of mainstream broadcaster consigning potential spectators to live web updates and online streams.
Perhaps the potential spectators' enthusiasm was dampened by the many star athletes who pulled themselves out of competition, citing security concerns.
From November 16, however, potential spectators will be required to pay £199 for an admission ticket that covers all three days of the meeting, whether they require the extra days or not, or £299 if they want a grandstand seat.
The dates of the batizados are not chosen for any particular reason, except to ensure that they do not coincide with other batizados in the area and thus avoid losing potential spectators.
The KPMG report suggests savings could be made relocating a number of events scheduled to be held in the temporary arena, but that changing venues could reduce the number of potential spectators.
It never really worked as a money-making exercise, potential spectators knew only too well that the more famous side would be barely recognisable in terms of personnel or commitment, but as long as the admission price was fairly fixed so that a dad and two or three kids could go without causing a family row over finances the arrangement seemed to suit all parties.
This might be understandable when the number of his potential Jewish spectators in Palestine in his time was very small.
Chayes says the team is surprised at the size of Hearthstone's eSports presence, but always felt the game had pro-gaming potential – and spectator appeal.
Foamy saliva often spurts from the mouths of excited males – a potential hazard for spectators who get too close.
Our first sight of him tells us everything, or everything he wants his audience to know, which is how he treats the world — as spectators, potential pals he needs to win over in order to feel right in his mind.
The guillotine, which had originally been set up on the Place de la Revolution (now the Place de la Concorde) for maximum spectator potential, was moved outside the city limits after local residents complained they couldn't stand the overwhelming stench of blood.
