Sentence examples for lay spectator from inspiring English sources

"It's a shame we have to deal with it because it's confusing for the spectators, especially for the lay spectator".

Interest to the spectator lies in observing the ability of one player to defeat another by well-thought-out strategy.

The intriguing aspect of the game in Cardiff lay in the fact that spectators imbued it with meaning, which in turn galvanised the footballers.

"What did you call Mr. Terry?" There followed the first of many paint-peeling profanities, as Mr. Ferdinand, 27, and then Mr. Terry, 31, tried to lay out for the bemused spectators at London Magistrates' Court what constitutes acceptable on-field chat in a typical professional soccer game.

Tell your spectator that you will lay cards down in a 4x4 grid.

The spectators knew the challenge that lay ahead.

Once you know what the spectator's card is (bottom of pile), lay the cards face down in piles of four.

Over half of their ancient former stadium, Stadionul Ion Moina, lay unused because of structural flaws that made it unsafe for spectators.

As Brown lay unconscious for several minutes, the arena was silent as stunned spectators wondered whether he had been paralyzed or killed.

"Maybe the newspapers have been lying to us," the spectator texted to another Time Warner client, who, back home in Brooklyn, had settled for watching "Swamp People," on the History Channel.

The scorelines were off-putting – a sport that averages 100 goals sounds a bit repetitive to watch – and it never occurred to me that its beauty as a spectator experience lies not in the scoring but in the athletic ability of its players around the court.