Sentence examples for to spectre from inspiring English sources
noun
Standard spelling of specter
- The spectre is a ghost of a decapitated young man.
Ridley Scott's film should be one of the big losers to Spectre, since it is competing for a similar audience.
The James Bond 2015 theme tune to #Spectre 'Writing's On The Wall' http://t.co/2zvT4CjX2x I have been dreaming of this moment for a long long time.
It was no great surprise that Scott's character ended up being a bad guy but the connection to Spectre and Blofeld was thinly drawn.
At Monday's premiere, Sam Mendes referred to Spectre as more "flamboyant" yet still retaining the emotional core of the last film.
Cinemas will be hoping to cram more audiences through the doors to Spectre every day this week, and then reduce showtimes to squeeze in fresh arrivals on Friday.
On the other hand, it's less good news: the final quarter last year contributed a big part of that surge, and the 2016 release calendar appears not to have hits equivalent to Spectre and Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
You only have to watch Spectre to know we don't want too much of the latter.
All of my breathing has been a dedication to the life of living, not to spectres beyond the grave and to the demons that never were.
For the Bond genre to survive, Spectre would have to be portrayed, overtly, as the global oligarchy, ripping off the world.
It would appear to be on course to beat Spectre's opening weekend record of £41.3m, even though Spectre was released on a Monday, giving it three more full days to achieve the figure.
A national family planning programme was started in 1974 in large part due to an ideological response by the apartheid regime to the spectre of rapid population growth among the African population.
