Sentence examples for spectator for a from inspiring English sources

From a column in 1910 in which he assumes the role of a spectator for a Chicago White Sox-Philadelphia Athletics game: "On my right sat a gent who knew something, and he soon gave evidence of the fact.

In May, Boris Johnson, now the British foreign secretary, won a competition organised by the Spectator for writing a rude poem about Erdoğan.

In 1957 three leading Labour politicians, Aneurin Bevan, Richard Crossman and Morgan Phillips, sued The Spectator for running a piece which had accused them of being drunk while on a trip to the 23rd Congress of the Italian Socialist Party.

THE crowd gathered at the Pyongyang Indoor Stadium on January 8th made unlikely spectators for a basketball game.

It was a letdown for tournament officials, who had expected at least 12,000 spectators for a title game involving UConn.

Andy Bilello, the director of business development for Inside Lacrosse, said that the Face-Off Classic surpassed the record of 19,850 spectators for a Johns Hopkins-Maryland game in 1987.

The occasion itself was nevertheless an excellent one; 67,253 spectators for a midweek game in Cardiff in term-time not involving Wales is no mean figure.

The pilot of the sixth plane to pass over the area mistook spectators for a row of dummy soldiers placed on the ground and opened fire.

Thousands of elite athletes from 71 nations and territories will join with volunteers and spectators for a festival of sport and culture.

At the U.S. Open in 2002 at Bethpage in New York, he was jeered by spectators for a (since vanished) nervous habit of gripping and re-gripping his clubs.

Ask a spectator for help on a trick.