In each instance, the gruesome invites us to be either spectators or cowards, unable to look.
About 6,200 people attended, either as spectators or paying to take part in one or more of the six runs (at a cost of $40-$40-$70h time).
A reconstruction of the events in the park has bared a significant conflict, one that was hinted at but not explored in depth at the trials: at the time the jogger was believed to have been attacked, the teenagers were said to be involved -- either as spectators or participants -- in muggings elsewhere in the park.
This column does not approve of sport, either in the spectator or observer sense.
He does that pained look which makes the spectator either want to cuddle or batter some sense into him, depending on mood.
Q.My wife and I and some friends are going to Buenos Aires in late December and are looking for memorable ways to celebrate New Year's Eve, possibly involving the tango, either as a spectator or participant.
Interdisciplinary Connections: Language Arts – Taking the perspective of either a spectator or a player, write a poem or a dramatic monologue that praises your favorite sport and provides information about its play and history.
There are those who say that a lot of modern music doesn't need listeners, any more than the kinds of paintings made now don't need spectators either.
Directions Students create and present a monologue (an extended speech spoken by one person usually addressed to someone, either the reader, spectators, or an imagined second character) as if from the point of view of an object they have read about in a newspaper article, work of literature or historical account.
That "spirit of 2012" was about everyone contributing to a greater whole; whether they were among the hundreds of athletes, the thousands of volunteers, or the millions of spectators either fortunate enough to be in the stadium or, though no less fervent, far further afield, in front of their TVs.
