Sentence examples for spectacle match from inspiring English sources

While championing the band as "one of the greatest bands in the world to see live," Conner wrote, "their antics and on-stage spectacle match their ability to get the crowd in a frenzy".

Let's hope the spectacle matches that of 1988 at Royal Lytham, where Seve Ballesteros edged Nick Price in a slug fest, chipping dead at the last from 60 feet to claim his third Open and final major.

The pomposity of this curtain-raising battle is off the scale, its visual spectacle matched by the moreish garbage spouted by the combatants.

In this version, BOTUS is whisked off his feet by a handsome brown fellow named Wesley — his aquamarine spectacles match Marlon Bundo's checkered bow tie — and the two overcome the strenuous objections of a mean stinkbug (who looks like Mike Pence) in order to get married.

To be fair, their image - matching spectacles, matching stonewashed denim, matching shirts from Topman - never exactly pegged them as the sort of stars you would aspire towards being.

As a spectacle, the match did not disappoint.

Are flares intrinsic to the colour and spectacle of match day experience?

But neither America nor most other democracies offers a spectacle to match the gladiatorial rawness of PMQs, which has itself rarely been so compelling as it is now.

This unique aspect of rugby largely determines what kind of spectacle a match will be, and at the World Cup in 2007, it proved to be a not very appealing one.

The Premier League's game of the season was watched by an estimated global audience of 650 million and covered by a record 26 television crews - but Chelsea and Manchester City could not serve up a spectacle to match the expectation.

It was a visual spectacle to match Gehry's ambitious design, but with enough nuts-and-bolts pieces to build on Ghesquiere's strong foundation.