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Discover LudwigThe phrase "spectators at the" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to people who are watching an event, typically in a public setting such as a sports game or performance.
Example: "The spectators at the concert were thrilled by the unexpected encore."
Alternatives: "audience at the" or "viewers at the"
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And Elder said spectators at the tournament were very supportive.
Those wet spectators at the Eglinton Tournament knew it.
"We had 15,000 spectators at the game.
And yet, some spectators at the unveiling were shocked.
Francesca Farrow, 20, a forensic science student, has been working with spectators at the aquatics centre.
There are now fewer spectators at the track, but on television it is worldwide.
And policing the brand use of individual spectators at the stadium is tricky.
There are not many activities for spectators at the track apart from the racing.
Spectators at the Formula One race can visit the amusement park between racing moments.
The number of spectators at the event routinely runs into the hundreds of thousands.
He addressed spectators at the World Snooker Championships at the Crucible in Sheffield.
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