Sentence examples for new spectacle from inspiring English sources

The fact that Elevator Repair Service, one of the more adventuresome troupes around, has greased the engine of its new spectacle, "Fondly, Collette Richland" (at New York Theatre Workshop), with the same oil feels like yet another letdown.

Back in 1996, it was still a relatively new spectacle.

Today, though, we confront the strange new spectacle of rich and famous men apparently lusting after waifs.

Each time a new spectacle unfolded before him, the ugly traces of the real world would simply disappear.

He held huge parties that went on for days, each day with a new spectacle: plays, ballets, equestrian parades, fireworks.

The new spectacle is our own face in the mirror as it ages and fades: all the original instinct for display or chase from which this performance rises (or depends) carries on life-and-death while our species looks at its own face, experimenting with disguises, putting time on hold by holding its breath.

"Nice glasses," I said, glad to welcome a new spectacle-wearer to the fold.

When we walked out of the optometrist's on a recent beautiful fall day, Nathaniel, sporting his new spectacles, stopped dead in his tracks.

From glen to glen I drove, and down (and up) the mountainsides, using the sun to keep myself on a rough south-southwest course toward County Kerry and finding new spectacles that diverged from the usual verdant-Ireland clichés.

Thinner than before, his hair dyed dark, with custom-tailored suits and new spectacles, Hollande imitates Mitterrand, copying his gestures, even his rhetoric, as if to revive memories of gentler economic and social conditions.

Then he added new spectacles like camel and elephant races, and lavish pageantry like the Congress of Monarchs, a glittering procession of carriages bearing performers dressed as the crowned heads of the world.