Sentence examples for engage spectators from inspiring English sources

Rather than engage spectators in conversation, she pointed to another sign, which invited people to use a marker and write their comments on her all-white outfit.

It takes a special model to wear one of Dextras' outfits, not only because they can be cumbersome, but also because the model is expected to engage spectators in conversation.

But even the most casual of viewers will instantly read the "expressive body language" of the exhausted fighters, the frantic corner men and the engaged spectators.

Still, in this age of ready-made drama, confusion can be a positive thing; we are forced to rethink our relationship to the play, to become engaged spectators.

As an engaged spectator, D'Antoni enjoyed the moment along with the rest of the world.

Now elected officials are practically trampling over children to engage with spectators, joked Tom Moulton, Mr. Fay's husband, who for the past week has been baking cakes and cookies for preparade events.

They, too, seek to engage the spectator, but their approach is different.

Amid a season in which casting issues are taking center stage, what better way to engage the spectator than making him or her the star?

In the Cat Fight, on this month's cover of Emerging Infectious Diseases, bellicose cats, frozen in time, apropos of nothing, engage the spectator through pity and terror.

The phrase "Monday-morning quarterbacking" was coined to describe the engaged feeling spectators have in relation to games as opposed to stories.

On another, I envisage a theatre of enlightened elitism in which a handful of spectators engage with a great text.