Sentence examples for spectator demand from inspiring English sources
This will include an explanation of the rationale for expansion, driven by spectator demand for more seats and the need to increase stadium revenue to remain competitive with our major rivals, this revenue being especially important under financial fair play rules.
Today's spectators demand a role, whether they are inventing their own performances in the gallery (both Olafur Eliasson's and Ai Weiwei's Tate Modern installations seemed to invite all kinds of unexpected audience behaviour), or clamouring to take part in artist-led workshops such as the Hayward Gallery's on-going Wide Open School.
Turning placid audience members into cheering spectators demands a mix of daredevilry and preparation.
Some spectators will demand the equivalent of the High Mass, full of ritual, colour and spectacle.
Richard Roud, author of the first book in English on Godard and director of the London film festival, had brought Quarrier and Godard together for a public discussion on the film's re-editing, and the assault was preceded by Godard advising the spectators to demand their money back.
In the confrontational scene between Gatsby, Tom, and Daisy (with Jordan and Nick as spectators), Gatsby demands Daisy admit that she never loved Tom; but she cannot.
Hoberman maintains that steroid use is the natural consequence of the hyper-competitiveness and performance anxiety of our entire culture, and, if he's right, steroids are the price we pay for the spectator goods we demand.
His way of whirlwinding into The Spectator and The Scotsman – demanding instant change and modernisation – suggests he might mistake busyness for good business.
When Moore's niece asked why his sculptures had such simple titles, he replied, "All art should have a certain mystery and should make demands on the spectator.
In order to overcome additional demand for computing realistic spectator behavior, we use GPU parallel computing with CUDA.
Why should we heed the demands of the impartial spectator?
