Sentence examples for terms of spectators from inspiring English sources

In China, "the C.S.L is still the most popular league in terms of spectators and television viewers," Lu Feng, manager of the CSL's commercial arm, told the Shenzhen Economics Daily.

And yet, when compared to most other Grand Prix venues around the world in terms of spectator experience, it lies at the bottom of the hierarchy: The track is in the countryside, with few nearby hotels or other decent lodgings.

In terms of spectator sports, the state's principal universities draw most of the attention: Idaho State University is a member of the Big Sky Conference, and Boise State University and the University of Idaho (alma mater of Green Bay Packers lineman Jerry Kramer) participate in the Western Athletic Conference.

And, he added forthrightly, "In terms of a spectator event, it can be pretty boring".

In terms of a contest, spectators were entertained for about 20 minutes.

Only 15 overs and one delivery were possible on Wednesday, and this after a start delayed by 20 minutes, which means, in terms of refunds, that spectators will be entitled to a 50% return, 20 overs being the cut-off point for this.

"In order to protect our Safety Certificate, it is essential that we comply with all of our duties in terms of safety for spectators at Celtic Park.

Nice, but nothing to match the billions of pounds that the other kind of football turns over.Jim O'Toole, a sports sponsorship expert at WPP, an advertising agency, says "rugby will never have the same critical mass as football in terms of participants, of live spectators, or of people who follow it".

The Euro Cup tournament is second only to the World Cup in terms of general interest, attracting millions of spectators and widespread media coverage.

A veteran race observer once described for me the conversational rhythm among spectators in terms of ninety-second intervals, or roughly the amount of time it takes a car to complete a three-and-a-half-mile lap.

Barack Obama has taken the oath of office in Washington DC to inaugurate his second term as US president, before hundreds of thousands of spectators.