Sentence examples for open spectacle from inspiring English sources

In other words, the drama of the Bush presidency, with its fetish for secrecy, has given way to the open spectacle of the first Obama term.

Both have been open spectacles of the type Tottenham fans traditionally prefer to the more cagey Villas-Boas version, but Sherwood is very much the realist about the balance between entertainment and results.

The country has been on a roll ever since Queen Elizabeth and James Bond appeared to leap from a helicopter over the Olympic Park during Danny Boyle's widely praised, if eccentrically British, opening spectacle.

By now, stage directors who work in theater and opera have been lured to direct such events: Robert Lepage did a Peter Gabriel tour and La Fura dels Baus, the Barcelona rock-theatrical Surrealists, staged an Olympics opening spectacle in their home city.

But Ellis's innovation is to open the spectacle to children.

Some of the year's highlights include: January 8 Awakening Opening outdoor spectacle along the river Lee including street theatre, water and lighting effects, music and pyrotechnics.

While nothing could replicate the open-air spectacle of actually being there -- the crack of the bat, the cheering fans, the aroma of hot dogs and peanuts -- thousands of people toured the park, in a sense, long before it existed.

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B2 SPORTSSATURDAY D1-8 Opening Opening Ceremonies The Summer Olympics opened with a spectacle drawing heavily on the pure forms of ancient Greek mythology and the voluminous security precautions for the modern age of terrorism, including fighter jets, a network of spy cameras, Awacs surveillance planes from NATO, a 100,000-strong security force.

"But to see the physical spectacle opened my eyes to what you could photograph".