Sentence examples for spectator how from inspiring English sources
Last week, he told the Spectator how much he admires Margaret Thatcher for defeating the miners' unions in the 1980s.
Thus, both the Greek chorus and the Elizabethan actor in soliloquy might be seen to "do" nothing, but their intimate speeches of evaluation and reassessment teach the spectator how to think and feel about the action of the main stage and lend great weight to the events of the play.
Fox is clearly a natural provocateur and has written about generation snowflake in bulldozing articles for the Spectator (How We Train Our Kids to Be Censorious Cry-Babies) and for the Daily Mail (Why Today's Young Women Are Just So Feeble).
A helpful "legal guide" tells foreign athletes, officials, reporters and spectators how to behave.
Elijah first taunted the spectators, "How long will you go limping with two different opinions?
An examination of the trajectory rods further reminded spectators how close Mr. Guzman, the front-seat passenger, came to death.
Mr. Redden said, "Peter immediately told us of the physical demands of the production, of what happens to spectators, how they become complicit in the experience," when they spend so much time as part of a group, and that led the presenters to choose the isolated space.
I ask spectators how they feel about this all.
Grade B local celebrities spent thirty minutes teaching spectators how to deploy cheaply-produced patriotic paraphernalia.
Brian Schaffer, an attorney for the vendors, previously told HuffPost that Legends management had forbade his clients from explaining to spectators how the system really works.
