Sentence examples for first spectacle from inspiring English sources

Janet Maslin of The New York Times commented that "Cameron's magnificent Titanic is the first spectacle in decades that honestly invites comparison to Gone With the Wind".

The first spectacles given to the patients in atropine group were when their UCVA worsen then 0.3 logMAR.

The movie serves up the dodgiest have-your-cake-and-eat-it menu: you get to see the women brutalised and assaulted,and also the men, the second spectacle presumably justified by the first.

The 10-second spectacle that stops many a nation during the Olympic Games is leaking credibility.

Blagojevich's second trial lacked the drama and media fanfare of his first courtroom spectacle, which ended last summer with a single conviction and an otherwise hung jury.

This isn't the singer's first holiday spectacle for the network.

First, the spectacle: Mass shootings are real-life horror stories, a natural narrative with a mysterious monster, a gruesome story arc and clear ending.

Art and opera have gone together ever since the first operatic spectacles were staged in Renaissance Italy.

The final set turned into a first-rate spectacle as Soderling successfully took huge cuts at his serve and groundstrokes and forced Nadal to rely on his fast-twitch reflexes even when camped well behind the baseline.

The final set turned into a first-rate spectacle as Soderling took huge cuts at his serve and ground strokes and forced Nadal to use his fast-twitch reflexes to defend even though he was camped well behind the baseline.

What may now be Houston's second-zaniest spectacle was bought by the zaniest — the Orange Show Center for Visionary Art, a foundation growing out of one man's obsession with his favorite citrus fruit.