Sentence examples for a spectator takes from inspiring English sources

And when a spectator takes a hit from a stray ball, he or she hilariously doubles over in pain or hops up and down on one foot.

He ended up attending the games as a spectator taking along two of his young nieces as guests.

He had gone to the game as a spectator, taking his son as a 10th birthday present.

When Duval was not hitting bad shots, he was getting some bad breaks: a spectator took a flashbulb picture as he was about to putt at No. 10; and his tee shot at No. 14 lodged against the base of a tree, forcing him to take a drop that led to a costly double-bogey.

To me, this sounds like a fucking nightmare.It's the bedroom equivalent of standing in the centre of a football stadium, every pair of eyes scrutinising your appearance.Each spectator takes their turn: "You're overweight!" shouts one.

That's the risk the spectator takes.

This week's Spectator takes the scorn to new levels.

What the spectator takes as objects of moral evaluation are the affections of rational agents, insofar as they produce intentional actions.

The New Yorker, February 3 , 1934P. 11 The Columbia Spectator took a census the other day and found among the freshmen 129 Republicans, 67 Democrats, 24 Socialists, 10 Communists, and 79 non-affiliates.

"Imagine the Spectator taking over a GOP presidential campaign?!!?" he wrote.

Spectator after spectator, taking the microphone, declared their deep personal connection to Lewis.