Sentence examples for spectacle down from inspiring English sources

It has elements of 'The Red Shoes,' and of 'Black Swan' and of the Hoffmann tale, but it's not like any typical 'Nutcracker.' " The Shanghai City Entertainment Group already had spectacle down.

My colleagues first reported Tuesday that the White House is pushing the Pentagon to stage a grand spectacle down Pennsylvania Avenue in the same vein as France's Bastille Day parade — which Trump not coincidentally attended and admired last year.

We speculate that a similar phenomenon occurs when performing ultrasonography on the snake spectacle, resulting in repetitive lines emanating from the posterior surface of the spectacle down into the sub-spectacular space.

Pulling his spectacles down from their perch atop his bald pate, Wattenberg, the owlish optimist, countered, "To be sure, there is a lot of crapola out there.

In white shirt, sleeveless vest and watch fob, with his spectacles down on his nose, his Stage Manager has charm and occasional vinegar, but only once does he reach full throttle.

Certainly the football did its best to make sure everyone took the spectacle sitting down.

It will be a true California spectacle, right down to the surfers bobbing in the waves off the 13th green.

By the end the people of Rio had just about embraced this huge, costly spectacle, plonked down among them by a clutch of largely discredited politicians.

Although the moment of crisis may have passed, the swollen waters of the Ouse were still proving a spectacle – sweeping down off the Yorkshire Dales in a vast, muddy torrent.

That particular Society spectacle closed down some time ago, of course, and it should probably be noted that the stage of New York nightlife might well have dimmed had Anna Wintour never brought her own kind of carnival to town.

As the Rev. Donald Baier waited with clasped hands in the whipping wind at Our Lady of Lourdes Roman Catholic Church, the gravity of the spectacle bore down on the congregation of about 8,000, and some winced as though they were pelted by gravel.