Sentence examples for given spectators from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bo's oratory, starting from his defiant remarks on Thursday, may have given spectators the impression that he was free to speak his mind, and also won him sympathizers.

This festive parade has given spectators a reason to meet in good 'ole St . Louisfor 28 years.

Moreover, while the English Football Association said it would refund tickets to the match given spectators' safety concerns, The Mirror reports that only 100 people took the FA up on its offer, with sales reportedly spiking as of late -- a spike that can be seen as a further testament to tonight's emphasis on unity.

Coach Hendrix is white, which at times gives spectators reason to pause, but she doesn't think much of it.

The cult figure became ridiculous – maybe the unintentional clownishness that gave spectators so much pleasure became a burden.

Nasa's newest unmanned robotic explorer rocketed into space late last night, giving spectators along the east coast of the US a Friday night to remember.

Only the top two of the stadium's three tiers will be used, giving spectators a unique bird's eye view of the action.

But the track also gives spectators one of the best viewing circuits on the calendar, as the track is built in a dish-like terrain.

In 1998 an on-stage spat between the Beastie Boys and the Prodigy gave spectators what this weekend's 80,000 attendees will most crave: the perfect "I was there" moment.

For this Sunday's race in New York, a small group of athletes will wear biometric sensors, giving spectators a real-time glimpse of their inner states.

For this year's New York City Marathon, a small group of athletes will wear biometric sensors, giving spectators a real-time glimpse of their inner states.