Sentence examples for spectacle across from inspiring English sources

But the bewildered Times Square crowd was more interested in the spectacle across the street, she said.

The ebb and flow of this year's Leonid shower will offer a multi-part spectacle across the globe.

Rivka Sayag, from Holon, chatted on a cell phone with a friend, describing the spectacle across the fence.

Still, the production unfolded with the smoothness of a long-running show this in a week when the orchestra was mounting an equally complex spectacle across town.

Lynching was once a frequent spectacle across the South, often attended by large crowds.

From time to time, businesses fail and the worst thing a government can do is to bail them out because that just passes the cost on to the taxpayer and creates a moral hazard". The spectacle across the ocean has left a lasting impression on many Europeans.

THE ATLAS OBSCURA EXPLORER'S GUIDE FOR THE WORLD'S MOST ADVENTUROUS KID (Workman, 110 pp., $19.95; ages 9 to 12), written by Dylan Thuras and Rosemary Mosco and illustrated by Joy Ang, offers brief, kid-friendly true tales about some of the more fascinating man-made and natural spectacles across the world.

But as a social medium based on short-burst communication, Twitter can change during large events — users talk about "watching" the spectacle unfold across their screens.

Artist Parker Bright stood before the work in a shirt with the words "black death spectacle" scrawled across.

Peter Travers of Rolling Stone writes that "the sheer scope of Nolan's vision — with emotion and spectacle thundering across the screen — is staggering".

With his trimmed white beard and rounded metal spectacles, Paul Singer might come across as a slightly miffed professor, his lips pursed and one eyebrow arched a touch higher than the other.