Sentence examples for spectator that from inspiring English sources

Mr Loughton is believed to blame those close to Mr Gove for briefings to The Spectator that called him a "lazy incompetent narcissist".

"I think it's safe to say," wrote James Walton in the Spectator, that Welsh "is not a writer who's mellowing with age.

And now KJ Choi has just hooked a filthy shot at the exact same spectator that got in the way of Furyk's attempt on the same hole.

After a slight delay for a coughing spectator that drew exasperated smiles from both players, Ferrer leveled the third set at 3-3, refusing to allow Nadal to pull away just yet.

Robert Wise's 1963 The Haunting is an exemplary study in the deployment of noise, shadow and camera angle to reduce even the most sceptical spectator (that would be me) to a state of whimpering terror.

What was different was, to quote Fraser Nelson, editor of the Spectator, that "Mr Cameron lost due to the simple weakness of his case... [H]e had no answer... Normally those advocating action offer a plan – of sorts.

He told the Stuyvesant Spectator that his favorite part of trading was the lack of monotony.

Clarke told The Spectator that month: "If we're the biggest single party, then we must turn to the Liberals and try to persuade them to join us.

It's one thing for a red-wine lover to learn abstractly in, say, Wine Spectator, that East End cabernet francs are comers.

For instance, Ms. Jones's lawsuit was inadvertently started by an article in The American Spectator that claimed she had been brought to his hotel room and propositioned by him.

He's proved the truth of that claim many times, beginning in his pre-climate-change career when he explained to readers of the American Spectator that "there is only one way to stop Aids.