Sentence examples for spectacle in the first from inspiring English sources

Either way, the mix of torpor and tension made for a ragged spectacle in the first set.

It is still English football's jaded old soul, its unbreadcrumbed heart, that makes the product such a brilliantly unvarnished spectacle in the first place.

But in the end, there was no grave, there were no bodies and there was no sign that any crime had been committed — except, perhaps, the misleading call that created the spectacle in the first place.

Inevitably, the thematic rewards lessen somewhat as suspense turns to revelation, but Peele knows how to orchestrate an arresting set piece, and doesn't skimp on cathartic spectacle in the third act.

Think of how many older iconic DJs get by unleashing the biggest tracks from their glory days on festival crowds, unaltered, seemingly forgetting what made the tracks such groundbreaking spectacles in the first place.

Apocalyptic spectacle in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries was informed by a marked shift in how the past was viewed.

This leads to a dicier proposition: trying to pick the winner of America's grandest thoroughbred spectacle on the first Saturday in May at Churchill Downs.

On Tuesday, people worldwide will look to witness a subtle celestial event noted more for its rarity than its spectacle: For the first time in 122 years, Venus will be seen passing between Earth and the Sun.

It's become a reliable spectacle: on the first Monday in May the A-listers and aspirants swan up the steps of 1000 Fifth Avenue for their one visit each year to the world's greatest museum, while put-upon social media interns broadcast their gowns worldwide.

"It wasn't a great spectacle and the first goal in these games is always pivotal.

The Canadian performing troupe will debut its latest spectacle, "Toruk: The First Flight," set in the world of "Avatar," on Nov. 12, in Bossier City, Louisiana, of all places.