Sentence examples for spectacle time from inspiring English sources

For spectacle, time your trip to coincide with a B t Baguette ride, in which Parisians put a very French twist on London's Tweed Run: b ts, Breton stripes, vintage Peugeots and a picnic of baguettes, brie and wine in the Bois de Vincennes.

For spectacle, time your trip to coincide with a Béret Baguette ride, in which Parisians put a very French twist on London's Tweed Run: bérets, Breton stripes, vintage Peugeots and a picnic of baguettes, brie and wine in the Bois de Vincennes.

If the spectacle this time is funnier and more poignant than before, that is because the stakes have shifted.

The mayor's theatrical prosecutorial spectacle this time was based on photographs he took from a helicopter.

His looked decorative, sure, and were inoffensive enough, much like Giamba's favoured socialites, the dolls of fashion's Valli, who applaud the spectacle each time.

In both senses, the key cinema event of 2011 was undoubtedly Christian Marclay's 24-hour projection piece The Clock, which was nothing more than the spectacle of time passing – and that spectacle passing for narrative suspense.

SpaceX has become more adept at landing its booster rockets but it's still a spectacle every time it happens.

That he presents the world with a spectacle each time he appears with a different or all of his wives at certain events, is a given.

"Execution by electrocution -- with its attendant smoke and flames and blood and screams -- is a spectacle whose time has passed," Shaw wrote.

Justin Feldman, a worker safety advocate at the non-profit watchdog group Public Citizen, says the spectacle this time around has been particularly frustrating, noting that the more Upper Big Branch recedes, the less likely Congress is to pass reform.

It was a school field kind of spectacle at times – scruffy, naive, mindless; two groups of players conceding possession time and time over and one of them scrambling home with the afternoon's singular moment of class.