Sentence examples for creating a spectacle from inspiring English sources

Perhaps in terms of creating a spectacle that is consumed around the globe, it's not even a bad thing.

Once again, the Ten Commandments controversy drew a huge crowd, creating a spectacle in downtown Montgomery reminiscent of the revival-like protests that lasted two weeks this summer.

Ships loaded with cement formed a queue stretching for miles outside Lagos harbour, creating a spectacle that commercial pilots would take a detour to gawp at, and racking up months of demurrage fees.

But live, it also becomes the catch-all term for an incredible show that combines a troupe of dancers, video and theatre, creating a spectacle you normally only see from headlining artists.

In late May, the ungrazed fields around me are almost completely yellow, with the dandelions' sungazing heads creating a spectacle that competes with the bluebells of the woodlands and the poppies of the cornfields.

In some of the play's tense moments characters break into dance or song, creating a spectacle that reminded some Scots of a military tattoo, the performances of bands from regiments like the Black Watch.

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.