Sentence examples for through spectators from inspiring English sources

Ever since Prunella Scales unforgettably incarnated her (stolidly planted legs, dangling bag) in Alan Bennett's marvellous A Question of Attribution, a ripple has run through spectators at the notion of seeing the Queen tread the boards.

Different people recall the reaction within the stadium very differently: Time magazine reported that "a wave of boos rippled through the spectators", but Newsweek describes simply a "murmur [that] rippled through the stadium", and in the New York Times it is reported that the protest "actually passed without much general notice".

Laughter spread through the spectators' gallery.

The forklift made a pass through the spectators, who by now numbered about two hundred and fifty.

But in 1955 motor racing suffered its biggest tragedy, when at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, a car plowed through the spectators, killing more than 80 people.

— There was commotion at the National Golf Links of America on Friday, the telltale signs of preparations for a major tournament: cable wires strung through fescue; spectators wandering with clear merchandise bags; scores of maintenance assistants pacing the fairways, re-reading their firmness.

The galleries are less crowded — meaning you don't have to elbow your way through other spectators to get a decent look at such works as Francis Bacon's "Reclining Woman" — and there are evening talks, films and events throughout the year.

The glowing dancers capture all attention as they float gently through the spectators, undisturbed by attempted conversations.

On April 15 , 2013 at approximately 2 49 PM, two pressure cookers filled with shrapnel exploded on Boylston Street, ripping through Boston Marathon spectators and crowds streaming out of Fenway Park after a Red Sox win.

The 45-day seasonal show runs through Jan . 8 allowing spectators to view Descanso's trees and botanical collections through a nocturnal, otherworldly lens.

During the judge's interview of the doctor on Monday, the doctor suggested that her connection to one defendant through the spectator could affect her ability to be impartial.