Sentence examples for poor spectator from inspiring English sources

The sight of small white figures endlessly regrouping, wandering about, pondering the light, all seen from one fixed angle, made poor spectator sport and even worse television.So thought Kerry Packer.

The Aston Lower Grounds, later renamed Villa Park, was not the first home of Aston Villa F.C. Their previous venue, Wellington Road faced increasing problems including an uneven pitch, poor spectator facilities, a lack of access and exorbitant rents.

With poor spectator facilities and an uneven pitch, the Wellington Road ground was increasingly unsuitable, and in 1897 Villa's financial secretary Frederick Rinder negotiated the purchase of their current home ground, the Aston Lower Grounds.

"I know the golfers haven't walked through as much mud as the poor spectators have, but it's a tough walk out there," Cink said.

The latter may have come in useful as the Group F clash left many viewers bored to tears, a match described as "the first really poor game spectators have seen in Brazil".

Here is Fraser Nelson, editor of the Spectator:Poor David Cameron.

Albion almost went under last winter after the economic downturn affected sponsorship and poor results saw spectator numbers drop.

The most frequent answers were poor sportsmanship among spectators, and poor sportsmanship among coaches and players.

But spectators — and poor Jessica — may have been rightfully confused by the mixed message Mr. Coicou sent by wearing his wedding band to court.

He outlasted the heat and then the rain, ignored the bustle of the Open, the spectators with poor impulse control who kept calling out at inappropriate times, and he outlasted Novak Djokovic, too, winning the Open, 6-4, 5-7, 6-4, 6-2, on Monday night.

The heat did affect some competitors; spectator attendance was poor for many events; and more than 20 athletes were disqualified after failing tests for performance-enhancing drugs.