Sentence examples for spectator activity from inspiring English sources

It was only in the latter part of the nineteenth century that the idea of winter sports as a team and spectator activity came into existence.

Maybe part of the reason that the game has struggled to make inroads in the west, where it has no history, is that it is a less than scintillating spectator activity.

European soccer, especially the English Premier League, was already televised across Asia just as an emerging Indian middle class was starting to discover sports as a leisure spectator activity.

Sports have long been a spectator activity, whether in guise of physically going to see a match or watching on TV.

Historic aircraft are regular exhibits at air displays, which are claimed to be the second most popular spectator activity after football in the UK.

"A shame," he says, "because those of us who dedicate some serious time to improving at the endeavor do really treat it as much, and it's a great spectator activity in my opinion".

While parachute jumping and grenade throwing have long since been eliminated from the sport in favour of more ground-based, less lethal and spectator friendly activities, there have been some more recent innovations.

Spectator sporting activities include Premier League football and Super League Rugby.

There were more than 70,000 watching at Wembley plus some three million viewers on television for whom women's football became a serious option as either spectator sport or participant activity.

The first issues, however, lacked focus, covering both popular spectator sports and elite activities such as rugby; as a result, the magazine struggled in its early years.

For a time Pius continued to endeavour to steer a middle course, claiming in his address to the cardinals of April 29 that he was a disinterested spectator of the revolutionary activities sweeping Italy and that his program of reform was merely the fulfillment of the program long pressed upon the papacy by the powers.