Sentence examples for spectator it from inspiring English sources

Editor, the Spectator It's an incredibly powerful film, almost brutal in its vividness.

"To a spectator it would look like torture," he said.

Blurring the lines between participant and spectator, it thrives on impulse as well as organisation.

Melissa Kite is a contributing editor of the Spectator It doesn't really matter what George Osborne said today.

He told the Spectator it was "a ridiculous story," adding: "As far as I know David Cameron was never a member of the Piers Gaveston Society, so there would have been no need for an initiation ceremony.

"I can't be doing with Glass's music," admitted Philip Hensher in the Spectator – it "seems to me to rest on a few flimsy harmonic devices, such as the constant switch between minor and major third".

For spectators, it is not only a battle to watch for its outcome but also for how hostile takeovers have evolved.

Even for spectators it's tough to sit and watch.

Augusta National doesn't have spectators; it has patrons.

For spectators, it is an occasional treat, not a never-ending saga.

"For the spectators, it's too bad, but I'm not complaining," Srebotnik said.