Sentence examples for bit of a spectacle from inspiring English sources

"But it looks like you had a bit of a spectacle," he said, referring to the accident on the first lap.

"It's a bit of a spectacle, but it is high time for it," said Kathleen Luna, 43, a newlywed who lives near Sacramento.

We've never relied on too much stage stuff, but obviously it's nice to have some things with you that provide a bit of a spectacle.

Irabu was not the first or the best pitcher to come from Japan, but he had made a bit of a spectacle of demanding to play for the Yankees even though the San Diego Padres had purchased his contract from the Chiba Lotte Marines.

The event itself is going to be a bit of a spectacle.

"We want it to be a bit of a spectacle, a little bit of an event".

It can become a bit of a public spectacle, since it almost invariably leaks to the news media.

TOurarthas used his know-how to make an online projectm called OneScreener for musicians and DJs and thad offer them a real and fitting platform.

And when the group did spring for a bit of spectacle, as in a set-ending "We Got the Beat" that included extra percussion from a USC drum corps, it used the added energy to keep going, not to congratulate itself.

The first bit of spectacle was a video projected on the circular screen that sheathed the circular main stage.

Uber likes to make a bit of spectacle out of their first rider in a new market ("Rider 0," in Uber parlance) — previous first-riders included the likes of Canadian TV personality Ben Mulroney in Toronto, and the company enjoys telling the tale of how Uber CEO Travis Kalanick's parents beat out Edward Norton for the Rider 0 title in Los Angeles.