Sentence examples for spectacle to begin from inspiring English sources

Enough of the pleasantries, the ceremonies, the speeches and the motivational majors, it is time for the spectacle to begin.

Being an OUT (openly gay) artist, actually, garnered more attention than I expected because some people simply followed my career waiting for a gay-infused spectacle to begin.

It's a wonderful spectacle to watch, and, for beginning dancers, informative too.

In any case, ratcheting up spectacle indefinitely began to look creatively implausible.

Tamasha, the Hindi word for "spectacle," begins to describe it.

The need for reform now is just as pressing as it was before this sad and sordid spectacle began to unfold.

I started crying, too, but one person crying is a sad sight; more than a thousand people crying together, the sound echoing, turns into a funny spectacle, so I began to laugh.

They are a spectacle to foreign eyes".

Jerusalem, the singularly English play headed by the sublime Rylance, and a spectacle that began at the National Theatre, transferred to the West End and then came to Broadway with an American cast.

For that process to even begin, we must vote to remove these dangerous, spectacle-hungry charlatans from office.

But when the lights dimmed, the dance floor cleared, and the prelude for the spectacle began, he started to shift in his chair.