Sentence examples for spectator uses from inspiring English sources

But Smith never suggests that this impartial spectator uses different methods of judging, appeals to different sorts of norms, than our neighbors do.

Thick jackets and scarves featured in the crowd, with one spectator using her coat as a blanket.

Duchamp specialized in frustrating the spectator, using his ironic wit to call into question the definition of the work of art.

Beyond that, as drones and augmented reality become more and more prominent in popular culture, those features will quickly lend themselves to sports spectator use.

In January 1964, and in the absence of any other information, Macleod now editor of The Spectator, used the pretext of a review of a book by Randolph Churchill to publicise his own different and very detailed version of the leadership election.

When Union had a free-kick, the spectators used to shout "Die Mauer muss weg" (the wall has to fall).

Spectators using a mobile phone race app that shows competitors' relative positions called out encouragement, telling her she was ahead by a comfortable 10 minutes.

It is building a temporary terminal for the 10,500 Olympic athletes and their delegations, but spectators using Heathrow can find shortcuts as well.

German sports spectators used to have to wait in long lines at the stadium concession counter.

The committee said Armitage "may have brought into disrepute" the sport by "making a number of comments to, or within earshot of, spectators using foul and abusive language".

It added: "The misconduct complaint against Delon Armitage is that during and after the match he is alleged to have conducted himself in an unsportsmanlike manner by making a number of comments to, or within earshot of, spectators using foul and abusive language".