Sentence examples for main spectacle from inspiring English sources

The nightly women's volleyball game is the community's main spectacle.

The competitions are the main spectacle, but the sprawling barns are open to the public as well; they turn into huge petting zoos and attract many a toddler — and the occasional New York-based travel writer.

If it was, the main spectacle promises to be both well choreographed and poorly attended.The Moscow poll was a fine example of "managed democracy", in which the Kremlin's hand was visible in everything from the advertising to the final result.

Under a fat moon, scholars of Sanskrit put on a show with bells and oil lamps, a celebration of the river considered most holy by Hindus.The city is about to be crammed with even more visitors, as it becomes the main spectacle of India's mammoth general election.

With the dance-off between Cadbury and Kraft Foods still the main spectacle for European trading, investors were distracted by newly developing trade tensions between China and the United States on Monday as they tracked a lower close in Asia as well as in New York on Friday.

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The main-event spectacle peaked as a contest of ill-will.

But McGinn is right: this time, as in the second movie, the directors Larry and Andy Wachowski have made the intricacies of the original "Matrix" (the play between actual and simulated reality?) secondary to the main events of spectacle, fighting, and stunningly wooden dialogue.

Main outcome measures Spectacle wear at endline examination and end of year score on a specially designed mathematics test, adjusted for baseline score and expressed in standard deviations.

But down a level, and literally in the shadows of the main event, was a spectacle for fans of men (and women) who wear uniforms of a different sort: the second annual New York Law Enforcement Expo.

There are many other complicated rules and strategies, but the main thrill is the spectacle and atmosphere of a match … not to mention the cool names of the teams (in the UK there are the Steam Rollers and the Suffra Jets).