Sentence examples for spectacle when from inspiring English sources

"You're quite a spectacle when you are nine months pregnant.

It is never a pretty spectacle when someone wails, "What about me?," though we've all done it.

As for plum pudding, few can resist the Dickensian spectacle when it is set aflame in a darkened room.

Wenger's opposite number, Eddie Howe, is also an admirer, however painful the spectacle when viewed from the opponent's technical area.

The strife of the unloosed elements, he decided, was "an incomparably finer spectacle when beheld on shore".

It's a real spectacle when the food comes out and there are all these things you didn't even know existed.

Who needs florescent spectacles when you have such natural beauty?

I loved this man so much, I often used to kiss the stems of his spectacles when he wore them.

Her fervent "Thank you, Lord!", with the test card reflected unnervingly in her spectacles when she successfully censors her first programme.

"The studios spend enormous amounts of money making these massive spectacles when they could be making much better written, lower cost movies.

Lethbridge says: "It is an age, seen through rose-tinted spectacles, when we imagine the classes mixed in a paternalistic, co-dependent pyramid.