Sentence examples for individual spectators from inspiring English sources

And policing the brand use of individual spectators at the stadium is tricky.

Whether that happens on the golf course at the Barclays or at appearances around Manhattan will depend largely on the time of day and the interests of individual spectators, but either way the viewing promises to be worthwhile.

Crowds at the roadside for the three English stages totalled 4.8m, with 3.5m individual spectators.

There were 270,000 individual spectators but some watched both days of racing.

Double Bind is enormously engaging, beguiling and generous, in that it is a vast work in which the artist never lost his idea of privileging the individual spectator.

Brecht may be out of fashion in the self-regarding world of immersive and site-specific theatre, where everything depends on the minor shocks and sensations felt by the individual spectator: however good such shows may be, you generally come out of one by Punchdrunk or Shunt wanting to change your clothes instead of the world.

Anthony Blunt has described this decoration as "either fascinating or repulsive, but however the individual spectator may react to it, this style is a characteristic manifestation of Sicilian exuberance, and must be classed amongst the most important and original creations of Baroque art on the island".

Courtly entertainments also demonstrate the complex relationship between entertainer and spectator: individuals may be either an entertainer or part of the audience, or they may swap roles even during the course of one entertainment.

Spectators blaze their individual trails through the building.

Vast crowds of disciples, friends, and spectators join the individual ascetics and organizations.

There were no outbursts or sounds of emotion during the taking of the verdict, which included reading the names of the 224 victims, each representing individual murder counts, but some spectators clutched tissues or sat with their faces in their hands.