Sentence examples for spectators seeking from inspiring English sources

Spectators seeking safety on the pitch of the Stade de France, north of Paris, after explosions outside the stadium on Nov. 13 halted an exhibition game between the French and German national teams.

Huddled behind hedges and perched on hills are spectators seeking vicarious thrills.

The virtual conference raised the very issues the official conference that included sessions on topic such as 'the relation between public freedom and political engagement of youth' and 'the study of the causes of violence in football stadiums and the methods of retaining spectators' sought to control.

Alcott warned the judge that the material was "quite raw," prompting a general rearrangement of courtroom spectators, all seeking a clear view of the screen.

His letter asserted that a disabled spectator unsuccessfully seeking a route to a restroom was forced to soil himself, a "humiliating experience".

As sports spectators, we seek a certain degree of consistency and predictability.

Here we have 3 distinct types of blood on a single video occasion; the blood of the soldier, whose prize is glory; the blood of the pugilist, whose prize is money...and finally, the reservoir of blood in the veins of the spectators who seek relief from this bloody and embattled world by attending the spectacle of further bloodletting.

Still, his performance was crucial, at least as far as the courtroom spectators, who were seeking some entertainment, were concerned.

They are the best because they return you to your own resources as a spectator: they seek less to entertain than to give you pause.

Tired of the solitary life that won him fame and fortune as a novelist, Faulks has used this week's Spectator to seek a nine-to-five gig that'll provide him with "colleagues, gossip, promotions, lunches and a PAYE packet in a grey-windowed envelope".

In both projects, Brook drew on his interest in the poet and playwright Antonin Artaud's "theatre of cruelty," seeking to jolt spectators into a heightened awareness of the performance taking place before them.