Sentence examples for spectacle electric from inspiring English sources
While the musicians and visual artists may have provided the spectacle, Electric Eclectics' attendees are just as important.
Though the musicians and visual artists may have provided the spectacle, Electric Eclectics' attendees are just as important.
Pippin is musical as spectacle, an electric, eye-popping show.
Clark's classical movement amid the striking set and raucous music made for an electric spectacle.
They spilled over the top, the sides and out of their seats in the cozy Grandstand Stadium, more than 6,100 fans fueled with hope for the 18-year-old American qualifier Ryan Harrison, who turned his second-round match into an electric spectacle.
We all know what it is -- the panel of gauges, speedometer, open-door indicator, flashing seat-belt admonisher, CD player and clip-on gizmo for spectacles, with the electric hole for the cigarette lighter that is now a cellphone charger.
How far the mad scientists at the network will take this terrifying experiment remains to be seen, but the spectacle of Vernon Kay administering electric shocks to Family Fortunes contestants must be an ever-increasing possibility.
Sir Nicholas Grimshaw, a boyish 65-year-old with a floppy haircut and a pair of those trademark bottletop electric blue spectacles that architects wear to tell the world what they do for a living, describes the ritual of being elected president of the Royal Academy as a life-changing experience.
Popular lecturers designed demonstrations that were performed in darkened salons to increase the spectacle of the so-called electric fire.
(Carroll, by the way, is the first of Hitchcock's great cool beauties; when she drops her spectacles the effect is as electric as Dorothy Malone taking off her glasses in "The Big Sleep").
"When the Giants woke up and started exploring the city, everyone was captivated and as each day progressed, more and more people came out onto the streets to take in the spectacle and the atmosphere was just electric.
