Sentence examples for level of spectator from inspiring English sources

The most effective means to reduce the level of spectator violence is also the simplest: abolish "terraces," where spectators stand, and provide seats for all ticket holders.

The funding solution was for Knight to hand over to Tony Bloom, a lifelong Brighton fan and multi-millionaire, who has bankrolled a showpiece that has already won awards for its architecture and provides an unmatched level of spectator comfort, with all seats padded.

Despite Australia's ruthless on-field dominance and a succession of one-sided victories, the touring team drew unprecedented levels of spectator and media interest.

:-) QUESTION FROM DAVID: To address the comments related to violence in sports, what does the increased popularity of extreme fighting say about our society today and where do we set the level of a spectator sport being too violent?

Furthermore, Uccello's perspective in the Hawkwood monument openly flaunted Alberti's conception of perspective as demarcated in De Pictura (1435, translated into Italian as Della Pittura in 1436): the vanishing point is at the eye-level of the spectator rather than within the field of the fresco, for example.

There were no accidents in the pit lane exit, and it added a level of suspense for the spectators as cars slipped off line negotiating the tricky portion of the track.

For the average spectator, the level of security could mean waiting in line an hour or more to funnel through any of the four checkpoints, where security personnel have been instructed to be very nosy about what people are wearing and what they might be carrying.

The movement to the wider level of generalisation also returns the spectator to the particular, since generalisation enables an understanding of what is singular about a work by locating it within a broader background.

We also identify the presence of spectator sites, in the form of SnIV oligomers, at higher levels of Sn loading.

They recognise they may never get the same level of media coverage and the same amount of spectators again.

Monologue of ticket man; also of spectator.