Sentence examples for spectacle starts from inspiring English sources

The threatened lockout and the knowledge that these guys are doing actually pretty severe damage to their brains is swept away once the spectacle starts.

Are the dizzying effects of the EU referendum spectacle starting to take their toll?

About four dozen boats participate in the 90-minute spectacle, starting around 8 p.m. There's ample viewing room along the route, which circles the Key West Bight before heading out past Mallory Square.

And, much like Trump himself, the spectacle started loud and ended louder.

The hearing provided an extraordinary spectacle, starting in the morning and stretching well into the night, far longer than such sessions typically last even with multiple witnesses.

This spectacle started as something called a tableaux vivant and over the course of the next hour morphed into me having a very comfortable place to lounge while socializing with good friends and new acquaintances.

The pre-poll spectacle started just one month out from the election with the unveiling of Dirty Politics by investigative journalist Nicky Hager, a book that used a series of hacked conversations to detail an alleged dirty tricks campaigns run out of the Prime Minister's office over several years.

At the UN Castro was a spectacle from start to finish.

Half of the people in the Michael Jackson throng spotted the rolling spectacle and started pointing.

He insisted on it, turned it into a spectacle and started the bonfire now nipping at his toenails, presuming he still has the ability to grow them.

The world's biggest voting spectacle has started in India with thousands of candidates aspiring to become MPs.