However this journey ends, the route will be filled with spectacle.
It was "an integral aspect of London's life", for example, when the city in the early 19th century was "filled with spectacle and diversion".
All in all, "Skyfall" looks like the type of Bond adventure that you'd expect from the Craig era of the franchise: Dark, brutal, filled with spectacle and serious.
It's filled with violence, spectacle, and excitement but still considered and cerebral.
That "Swan Lake" is a spectacle filled with mystery and magic.
The book is replete with incident and spectacle, filled with rich character portrayals and a tense introspection that bares the author's own complex mental and spiritual transformation.
Mr. Forbes, a gawky but effective speaker, and his entourage put on a spectacle filled with power-point presentations, a plea for followers to create a "family and friends" network of additional supporters and plenty of free food and gifts.
For a start, the hotels are temples to physical spectacle, filled with gigantic fountains, exploding pirate ships, gondola rides, showgirls, lions and tigers and reproductions of Michelangelo's David (oh my).
The fourth season as a whole is filled with these massive, beautiful spectacles, to the point where it seemed that the show existed just to create big moments.
"[Opera] was something that was originally performed at parties in Italy, and it grew bigger, the theaters grew bigger, and it got filled with bigger and bigger spectacles," Driscoll said.
"To me, these spectacles are filled with great beauty," Paul Bowles, the expatriate American composer and writer who spent much of his life in Morocco, wrote of often bloody ceremonies that most Westerners would find gruesome to behold, "because their obvious purpose is to prove the power of the spirit over the flesh".
