Sentence examples for spectator what from inspiring English sources

Cameron told the Spectator: "What she's saying is that it's now down to the press.

— Jeff Gordinier Wine Spectator: What is the best road forward for Beaujolais, seeking to recover from the Nouveau hangover and a particularly bad 2012 vintage?

Clearly, the ultimate African-American crime is to cut yourself off from your roots, but, as a white spectator, what makes me uneasy is the implication there is something suspect about black upward mobility.

The remarkable and frustrating thing about watching Roger Federer hit a forehand is that it is impossible to know, as a spectator, what hitting a Roger Federer forehand feels like.

Spectator: What happens now?

Spectator: What does "senior" mean?

Indeed, no other race of the year had given the spectators what they got in Barcelona.

The main job of the race caller, as he tells spectators what is happening on the track, is to describe the order of the horses.

The heavy Colombo rain denied spectators what could have been the most exciting finish of the tournament so far.

The wild character of the animals, however, is revealed just often enough to remind the spectator that what was seen was indeed the result of skillful training.

At one such screening at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, filled to capacity, a worried spectator asked what could be done to "save Hong Kong" from its rapid deterioration and loss of identity.