Sentence examples for spectator public from inspiring English sources

And yet, at the same time that the margins between Olympic finishers may be a hair's breadth, the gap between the athletes and the spectator public is growing.

It's a chance to look ahead to the games and all the activities planned around them for spectators, the public and visitors to the UK and tell us what you think of the build-up.

It is crucial to understand the effects of safety to spectators and public in an outdoor stadium facility in any sport events.

Silverstone asked up to 30,000 spectators with public car parking tickets not to come to watch qualifying on Saturday in the hope of giving the car parks time to recover before Sunday's race.

Games organisers Locog recommends spectators travel by public transport as there is no spectator parking at London 2012 venues, except for a limited number of Blue badge spaces that must be booked in advance.

I wouldn't have been shocked if a spectator in the public gallery had produced a gun and shot him.

Because of the double-security system in the polar bear exhibit, they weren't able to breach a second set of doors which would lead to the public spectator area.

The private guests and the public spectators converged like armies at midfield, and it became briefly difficult to tell the two apart.

Keirstead's real audience at this hearing, therefore, was not its presiding officials but the rows and rows of public spectators in the big, packed hearing room and the cameras from a half-dozen TV networks.

An astounding 150,000 Cambodians have visited the trials of the tribunal in Phnom Penh — a number that exceeds the public spectators of all of the other war-crimes tribunals combined.

It spread to Rome in the time of Marcus Aurelius and became hugely popular during the Middle Ages, when acrobats danced and performed high above the heads of spectators at major public events, or ascended and descended inclined ropes attached to the bell towers of cathedrals and other high places.