Sentence examples for being a spectator of from inspiring English sources

Nothing makes you feel more decrepit than being a spectator of the new demisport of competitive physical therapy.

No more being a spectator of your friends' lives.

The Detroit superstar Grant Hill was hobbled by a broken left ankle, and was relegated to being a spectator for much of the three-of-five-game series.

He, too, is a spectator of his own paintings.

A woman decided to stop rushing & be a spectator of the comedy of life.

The New Yorker, April 14 , 1945P. 15 A woman decided to stop rushing & be a spectator of the comedy of life.

By L. P. Eisenhast and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, April 14 , 1945P. 15 A woman decided to stop rushing & be a spectator of the comedy of life.

We have limited power, and anyway it seems futile and even absurd to be a spectator of my own life, especially when the TV images highlight only the misery of our country.

Against the back wall, there is even a set of wooden bleachers, which reminded me a little of the High Line and a lot of a high-school gym — you can be a spectator of the lunch crowd.

("We had never done action movies before. So when we shot the scene in which we stabbed the man, we said 'My God! What have we done?") Bertolucci rewrote the novel so that Clerici is a spectator of the murder.

"I was a spectator for much of the game and when I got involved it was great to play a part in getting us to Wembley.