Sentence examples for spectacle themselves from inspiring English sources
Sometimes – as at the Paris premiere of The Show Must Go On, when one critic slapped another as audiences booed and stormed out – the spectators become a spectacle themselves.
The Dan & Dave campaign arrived on the crest of track-and-field's domestic popularity, in the era of Jackie Joyner-Kersee, Joyner-Kersee, Flo-Jo Flo-Joe the United Stands OlympiCarl Lewisals under Phelps's reign have growhilethean arena-filling spectacle, themselves televised over several days in prime time.
Filming this (with a smug Dov hovering in the shadows of the building, claiming the workers had organized this spectacle themselves), I wondered what protection these workers had for the future, given they were not only without papers, but without a collective bargaining agreement.
And what would the spectacles themselves become if stripped of the talent and flair brought from all over the world to enhance the game Europe loves to think of as its own?
The Spectacles themselves feel sleeker and less like chunky plastic.
But that's still a far cry from us digitally hallucinating a dancing hot dog through Spectacles themselves.
So what are the prizes you ask? Unfortunately Spectacles themselves are impossible to get and currently retailing on secondary markets for the price of a small car.
Subsequent spots included a bakery near Big Sur in California, and a giant roadside whale outside Tulsa, OK, on old Route 66. Snap's keeping its sales locations as quirky as the Spectacles themselves, in a magical mystery tour of the U.S. that's leading to some scenic road trips for some dedicated scenesters.
Congress spokesmen and ministers have recently made a spectacle of themselves by claiming the poor could fill themselves with meals costing just 1, 5 or 12 rupees, no more than 20 U.S. cents.
They knew how to make a spectacle of themselves and of their cause.
The Jets did not need to make a spectacle of themselves, either on television or in their own locker room.
