Sentence examples for dangerous spectator from inspiring English sources

One of the "mad idea[s]" he included in the episode, "Live Chess", came because Moffat wanted to make chess — which he called "one of the most boring games in the world" — into a dangerous spectator sport.

"A lot of times you just have to see what you're dealing with in terms of how much play do you have left, is it dangerous to spectators, can we get spectators here.

Even watching him serve can be dangerous, as one spectator discovered in 2011.

"In a game in which the ball can travel upwards of 110 miles per hour, the defendant's alleged actions were dangerous to both spectators and players," Brown said.

"In a game in which the ball can travel upwards of 110 miles per hour, the defendant's actions were dangerous to both spectators and players," Queens District Attorney Richard A. Brown said in a statement.

That is much easier at stadiums and enclosed venues, where security officials can check bags and scan spectators for dangerous devices.

The explosive-laced balloons are known to collapse, which can be quite dangerous since thousands of spectators show up for the festival this year four people lost  their lives during the celebration, while 12 others were injured.

In 1884, Harvard tried to ban it for being "brutal, demoralizing to teams and spectators, and extremely dangerous".

Olympic bronze medallist Tom Daley - who was disturbed by camera flashes during the London 2012 Olympics in the same venue - warned the spectators about how dangerous making noise during a diver's routine could be.

The race attracted thousands of spectators every year despite dangerous conditions that produced occasional fatalities among its participants.

"That includes the prohibited and restricted areas where we restrict officials and spectators from going into the most dangerous parts of the course.