Sentence examples for some spectacles from inspiring English sources

Snap Inc has used some Spectacles to make a video of young people skateboarding.

And as a courtesy, I Photoshopped some Spectacles onto Sabbat above.

God knows I'd gotten sloppy before stepped on some toes and broken some spectacles in 2 AM hookups but my mood had been salvageable until I was injured.

BETH DITTO is all for some spectacle.

But crikey it's some spectacle, isn't it?

Too many filmmakers in France think that to offer some spectacle is to be commercial.

She had the uneasy feeling that she might now be thrilling to some spectacle, that was, really, only Readville stars.

They imply that we are always part of some spectacle, even in our homes (posting our intimate thoughts on Facebook), while in the great outdoors our idea of a public space is a private shopping centre.

That means that Ms. McLachlan can tour arenas, and while she's not joining pop's song-and-dance troupes, she has decided to bring some spectacle to her intimate songs.

The world wanted to know if there might just be some flashpoint of anger, some spectacle of rage that would be something of an echo of the affray in the Olympic Pool in Melbourne in 1956 when Hungary played Russia in a water polo match soon after Soviet tanks had rolled into Budapest.

With the suicide by hanging last week of Alexander McQueen — arguably one of the true artists and innovators in the field — the most one can realistically hope for is amusing variations on well-rehearsed themes, some spectacle and a bit of backstage drama.