Sentence examples for have spectacle of from inspiring English sources
We shall no longer have spectacle of amusement-starved outlanders flocking to new York to view rehashed continental stuff and silly farces.
Which is why we've had the spectacle of two of its most famous actor-representatives cracking under the strain of pretending that this latest Bond film is the most important thing in their lives.
The excitement of the Palin pick has started to wear off, now we have the spectacle of McCain rising above politics to save the nation from itself with his wisdom and his leadership.
"To be sure, you don't have as much green space and water to see, but you have the spectacle of Lower Manhattan," said Mr. McCullough, who prefers the view at sunset.
As a result, you have the spectacle of Rudy Giuliani and Mitt Romney, pragmatists on immigration issues when they actually had to govern in diverse states, trying to reinvent themselves as defenders of Fortress America.
Now we have the spectacle of Ed Miliband fumbling with the TUC, giving one of his "here's the thing" speeches.
If it doesn't, we would at least have the spectacle of the ADF defending its tenuous position on disclosure.
"Why did we have this spectacle of this man lying to you in court?" Rody said in his closing argument.
