Sentence examples for spectator closer from inspiring English sources

Mr. Brantley's insightful discussion of the role of the audience in modern drama speaks to the attempts in all art forms, especially the theatrical arts, to bring the spectator closer -- if not actually into the performance.

If a spectator closes his eyes while Ashe and Graebner are playing, he is impressed by the cumulative silence.

When the spectator closes his eyes to concentrate on his choice, scratch the choice on your arm with your fingernail.

This could bring spectators closer to the soccer field for every home game the Hammers play and slide back once major track events are held.

The club stated that the intention was to move spectators closer together to increase the atmosphere, and at the same time making it easier to sell out the stadium.

Although the commission adopted a resolution that fall expressing its intent to take on a seating change project that year, which would put spectators closer to the field, Haagen maintained that there was neither adequate money nor time to do the project that year.

A group of spectators closes off the road while cars race, hitting speeds over 150 m.p.h.

The races are loud and dirty, and the spectators closest to the action can expect to dodge flying bits of rock and gravel.

He gave a speech to workers and spectators, closing with this statement: "I leave here today with the feeling that this work is well undertaken; that we are going ahead with a useful project, and we are going to see it through for the benefit of our country".

Highly sensitive directional microphones and "lipstick" cameras and microphones placed on sports participants or their equipment take the spectator ever closer to the play.

The auditorium is more steeply raked so that spectators are closer to the action.