Sentence examples for take the spectacle from inspiring English sources

Museumgoers, too, seemed to take the spectacle in stride (though a protester in a gorilla mask, a woman who said she worked at an art museum, drew a few double takes).

But once you've seen rampant muscle cars thrusting in and out of bulbous airplanes it's hard to know where to take the spectacle next, so Need for Speed throws in an Apache helicopter to spice up the car-on-car action, with grunting engines and orgasmic gear-grinding groans accompanying each 3D climax.

Certainly the football did its best to make sure everyone took the spectacle sitting down.

Nudity has low-key been a part of the Olympics since the Greeks, but nowhere in the annals of history has anyone taken the spectacle to such an extreme.

It's like they took the spectacles off the librarian and suddenly found the vamp.

But it is Gavin's work with Take That's comeback stadium tours Circus (2009) and Progress (2011) that have made him the ideal candidate to take on the spectacle of an Olympic ceremony.

His Republican guests do not care to take in the spectacle of protesters in Times Square as they make their way to the theater, and city shopkeepers and commuters have no interest in long detours around angry antiwar rallies.

But for the moment let's take in the spectacle.

We sit high up in the bleachers to take in the spectacle: shrieking little girls, softballs thrown all over the field.

Mr. Halliburton raced across the pool deck to grab a telescope, which he brought back and positioned, calling to everyone nearby to take in the spectacle.

Rist's video is about tactility and touch, and viewers are offered cushions on the floor in the shape of human torsos to lounge around on as they take in the spectacle.