Sentence examples for create a spectacle from inspiring English sources
They create a spectacle in the places they visit.
Petitions are often delivered in person to create a spectacle worth filming, for example.
The jihadis used terrorism to create a spectacle that would remove this certainty.
The only thing that Mayweather and McGregor can promise is to create a spectacle.
It seemed that, wherever we went, people were trying to create a spectacle, with whatever came to hand.
But others believe there is more to the lawsuit than any desire by Nunes to create a spectacle.
After all, if you're going to drop anywhere from $40,000 and up to create a spectacle-like runway production, why wait to make that money back?
After all, if you're going to drop anywhere from about £30,750 ($40,000) and up to create a spectacle-like runway production, why wait to make that money back?
Perhaps in terms of creating a spectacle that is consumed around the globe, it's not even a bad thing.
"Noble has created a spectacle of unusual depth with almost nothing," Renaud Machart, another Le Monde critic, noted of the minimalist decor.
"The effect has been to tie the Senate in knots and it creates a spectacle," said Senator Mark Udall, the Colorado Democrat who sought to end the practice.
