Sentence examples for younger spectators from inspiring English sources
$15, free for children 5 and younger; spectators should provide their own seating.
Passengers in the fire trucks and decorated floats toss candy to younger spectators.
His line on immigration – "borders are an absurdity when looked at from space" – drew rock-gig whoops from younger spectators.
Some younger spectators were wearing T-shirts inspired by China's recent troubles: "Love China, Oppose Divisions, Oppose Tibetan Independence," read a popular one.
The Meadow was filled with puddles and mud holes, and many of the younger spectators had shucked their shoes and were negotiating the slippery terrain in bare feet.
Wryly ad-libbing through the vocal responses of younger spectators, Larwood gives a brilliantly deadpan performance, which plays to two levels simultaneously.
Entranced young spectators grew up and became drivers.
The meeting room was packed with young spectators, spilling into the hallway of the Hart Senate Building.
On the grounds, uniformed Army recruiters gave the young spectators free T-shirts.
The following year a police officer (above right) kept young spectators away from the wreckage of another building.
Talk story consisting of comments of young spectators overheard at a twelve-hour model-sailboat marathon, held on the Seventy-second Street Pond one recent Saturday.
