Sentence examples for to spectacle it from inspiring English sources

Given that it's Super Bowl Sunday, a day devoted to spectacle, it might make some sense to talk about something incredible Vonta Leach has done — something like the block he made last year, in his very first regular-season play as the fullback for the Baltimore Ravens, when he set running back Ray Rice free to carry the ball thirty-six yardownfieldeldownfield

By Alex Koppelman February 3, 2013 Given that it's Super Bowl Sunday, a day devoted to spectacle, it might make some sense to talk about something incredible Vonta Leach has done — something like the block he made last year, in his very first regular-season play as the fullback for the Baltimore Ravens, when he set running back Ray Rice free to carry the ball thirty-six yardownfieldeldownfield

OVER the last several years, Cisco has tapped into this trend of audiences accustomed more to simulcast than to live spectacle; it has outfitted more than 100 arenas in 20 countries with its networks.

It would not take much political warfare over that issue to bring the nation to a spectacle it has not witnessed since 1825 -- putting the selection of the next president in the hands of the House of Representatives.

We are a people who respond to spectacle, because it makes us feel like we are a part of something.

For a movie that appears to run on spectacle, it's nearly iconoclastic in its dressed-up austerity.

The decor adds to the whole spectacle – it's very drag Disneyland, with neon and sparkles and over the top Liberace-style chic.

But in allowing his hair to become the spectacle it was, he became a symbol that said that special people can come from anywhere, can look like anyone.

But just as he believes the Super Bowl is not the forum to make Lewis a spectacle, it is also not one to take on a few hundred with laptops.

Promising to be a prolonged spectacle, it was launched with a parade of scores of prominent reformists in prison garb.

Although the media continues to focus on the spectacle, it is also now taking seriously Occupy Wall Street's concerns about widening inequality and corporate influence.