Sentence examples for fellow spectators from inspiring English sources

"Our fellow spectators were not impressed.

One of my fellow spectators shot at it himself.

Managers, meanwhile, perhaps more inclined to commiserate with their fellow spectators, have been enthusiastic about the prospect of faster games.

Crowds at such events in New York do not withhold their opinions, whether about the players or about fellow spectators.

The experience of the plays should detach us from ourselves in the same way as the encounter with fellow spectators.

It's not his fellow spectators that Kian is hoping to reach – it's for his countrymen back home in Iran.

"Before yesterday, we trusted the Army," a fellow spectator said.

Now we're about to win it!" "It is phenomenal," agreed Leask, brushing off a fellow spectator optimistically asking to borrow his ladder.

Kitted out in short skirts, high heels, padded bras and lipstick, the daring duo were not, as one fellow spectator in the Derek Pavis Stand mischievously suggested, Ulrika Jonsson and Faria Alam, but the avowedly heterosexual footballers Rob Purdie, of Oldham Athletic, and father-of-two Neil Austin, from Hartlepool United.

Of course, some of us are old enough to remember proper wooden rattles – ask your parents, kids – which, laboriously painted in club colours, used to make a similarly sustained, and from the point of view of an enthusiastic eight-year-old, satisfying racket, albeit it took a touch more effort and had to be wielded high in the air to avoid the risk of clumping a fellow spectator.

Fellow spectator, Melbourne comedian Brendan Maloney tweeted the image on Sunday.