Sentence examples for spectacle every day from inspiring English sources
"There is a spectacle every day," said Shota Utiashvili, of the Georgian Interior Ministry.
A fast, athletic, scintillating, high-risk sport that will be a true visual spectacle, every race day.
"Public opinion, although drugged by television, is disgusted by the not-so-edifying spectacle that, almost every day, is brought to us by a political class that fights over everything," the article states, "too far from the people and impotent at resolving the country's serious problems".
The one played out on screen mocks the scripted spectacles we witness every day.
Are flares intrinsic to the colour and spectacle of match day experience?
The spectacle had its day, as did Inwood as an Irish center, as do all neighborhoods eventually, no matter who occupies them.
Thus it was that however reactionary a figure Thatcher was in her thoughts, pronouncements and actions, the very spectacle, day after day, year after year of a woman controlling and indeed dominating a pack of otherwise traditional alpha males can have been nothing but inspiring to any women unimpeded by an ideology that prevented them recognising this.
He's also got the WW II spectacle The Longest Day, the sweet romance Heaven Knows.
Ultimately, Halley's show prompts the question: What does it mean to embrace rather than critique the society of the spectacle in this day and age?
Victoria's Secret Threw its annual runway spectacle on Tuesday.
