Sentence examples for grandstand out from inspiring English sources
In a change from tradition, the opening ceremony will see the competitors housed in the main grandstand out of the sun.
Once the sun had set, a person could stand at the top of the grandstand, look out across the green infield, and see lines of unmoving red tail-lights all the way to the horizon.
When Woods missed his par putt on the first hole, a fan in the grandstand yelled out, "Yeah!" "It's like a Yankees-Mets game, and García's the Mets," one fan whispered to another in the gallery.
Parachutists descending through the dusk clutched the Iraqi leader's portraits, and ranks of men in white and red T-shirts seated high in the grandstand sketched out a heart and the single word "yes" in Arabic.
But for an hour and a half, the Bahrain Grand Prix went off as planned and the sold-out main grandstand of spectators, the teams and the news media were fixated on the racing spectacle, not the attempts to shut it down.
From the far reaches of the grandstand, they called out to Cheryl Haworth, screeching her nickname, "Fun".
He faced the grandstand and let out a primal cry that was drowned in the ocean of roars around him.
The success of Court 17, the most recent addition to the grounds, suggests that a new grandstand could turn out well.
It's gratifying that both wineries chose to go the dry route rather than to play to the grandstand by churning out East End equivalents of lightly sweet white zinfandels.
They will watch to see if she drifts toward the grandstand coming out of the final turn.
Cuba gave the United States a final scare in the 87th minute, after play stopped momentarily when the lights in the grandstand went out.
