Sentence examples for bit of a spectator from inspiring English sources
It was a bit of a spectator sport there were about half a dozen people looking on and he had readied a plastic garbage bin for vomit.
Without this and the onboard cameras transmitting pictures onto the huge TV screens, I have to wonder if F1 racing would be a bit of a dud of a spectator sport.
The 21 minute video is a bit of a slog and the spectators are definitely not drunk hooligans but darned if it isn't great to see little robots hitting the turf to grab a ball before it hits the goal.
Also in recent years, a snow leopard scratched a schoolgirl at a traveling tent circus outside Moscow, and a tiger bit a spectator in the Black Sea resort of Sochi.
Before landing, it will take a bit of a detour and some lucky spectators will get a rare glimpse of the shuttle's "piggyback" ride.
"We could have run the horses around, but the spectators would have been in a bit of a mess, and the officials," he said in an interview last week.
He drove into the forehead of a spectator.
Spectator Ryan Whalesby said: "It was exciting, it started to rain a little bit which obviously puts a bit of a damper on it and they're gone in a shot when they ride past but it's a good feeling.
