Sentence examples for knowledgeable spectators from inspiring English sources
The great Amby Burfoot, the 1968 winner of Boston, called it "the Carnegie Hall" of races, mainly because of the people who line the streets, the legions of fans, the knowledgeable spectators, the enthusiastic collegians, the families who gather all along the fifty-two plus miles of sidewalk to cheer and encourage the runners.
The knowledgeable spectator easily identifies scenes by the music that accompanies them (a similar system is found in Southeast Asian theatre).
Then, the prose soars in a way that reminds you of that synchronous, ineffable joy that binds a gifted athlete and a knowledgeable spectator in the triumphant moment's transcendent communion.
For the finals, which took place in 12 events divided by weight and age groups, eight machines were lined up before a knowledgeable audience of 500 loud spectators and a battery of computer monitors that explained who was ahead and by how much.
Resident in Britain, she was as comfortable in Berlin or New York as London, as fluent in German as English, passionate about literature but knowledgeable enough to be a professional film critic for The Spectator and The Sunday Telegraph.
Despite there seemingly being thousands of spectators who were not league fans, the crowd were certainly knowledgeable, jeering when Johnathan Thurston cynically slowed the play.
"He was very knowledgeable".
