Sentence examples for eager spectators from inspiring English sources

In this brave new world of the web, even suicide can be an interactive performance egged on by a crowd of eager spectators.

"It's a piece devoted to memory — not what we remember but what we forget," said Mr. Qiu, who was clearly floored by the growing line of eager spectators.

In both cases the eager spectators simultaneously admire the artifice and pretend it isn't there, allowing themselves to believe that those people down in the ring or up on the screen are truly inflicting pain on one another.

An official of the Fourth of July Parade of Sail yesterday defended decisions by two captains to turn 27 tall ships around before reaching Upper Manhattan, a move that disappointed thousands of eager spectators.

As it has throughout the Games, the giant screen erected in the middle of the bustling city centre served as a window on the Olympic world for the eager spectators crammed into the square, clad in various shades of black, green and gold, and waving flags of all sizes.

Among the oblivious holidaymakers, ambivalent locals and eager spectators, team track-suited world-class sailors amble about.

"It's like a diamond in the rough," remarked one eager spectator, as a brisket's grainy black exterior gave way to glistening pink.

I am definitely an eager spectator and a frequent partner for a game of catch, but I am never the team coach or hitting drives with them out on the golf range.

Instead, when it made the rounds online, it found eager and sympathetic spectators and an instant distribution channel aided by social media.

8 June 1927: Covent Garden was crowded with spectators eager to witness the first performance in England of Turandot, Puccini's posthumous opera.

Covent Garden was crowded tonight with spectators eager to witness the first performance in this country of Puccini's posthumous opera.