Sentence examples for current spectator from inspiring English sources

As James Forsyth argues in the current Spectator, "No other president has ever changed America as much as Obama has by just being elected".

Crowds of spectators, foreground.

In the current issue of Wine Spectator, the highest-scoring pinot noir from California is described as "superrich, bordering on syrupy".

Rightwing current affairs weekly The Spectator fared less well, with sales of the Barclay brothers' title sliding 6.3% year on year to 70,366.

James splits his time between the production of cheese on his Cotswolds farm and a writing career that has included two memoirs, a column in the Spectator, and his current food writing in the Sun.

Here is an admirable attempt to extend the idioms of current ballroom dancing into a spectator sport; if only it didn't sometimes look like a bad television special.

This bit of mordant critique does not come from a spectator of the current quagmire in Iraq, but from the founder of psychoanalysis, reflecting on the negotiations that concluded World War I and helped lay the groundwork for World War II.

As such, this method has advantages over current practices, which require the spectator to make indirect inferences about character motivations from the complete performance, which can often require two or more hours.

"Our Community Trust will work closely to engage with current and prospective players and spectators.

Nowadays, spectators want to see current problems and social pain reflected on the stage," Sulaimoni said.

The crowd reacts as if an electrical current has run through it, fusing the spectators into one helpless mass of humanity.