spectator
IPA: spˈɛkteɪtɝ
noun
- One who watches an event; especially, an event held outdoors.
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Examples of "spectator" in Sentences
- The poet speaks to the spectators.
- The spectators all leave the arena.
- It's all in the eyes of the spectator.
- Excess is in the eyes of the spectator.
- A few hundred spectators marveled at it.
- They are the team owners and the spectators.
- Who was the player and who was the spectator
- The coins return to the hand of the spectator.
- The spectators accused the teams of collusion.
- I am just a spectator, which is pretty hellish but does give me an overall view.
- RN: That's why the sports pages in the newspaper should be called the spectator sports pages.
- (Being a spectator is a felony in 20 states, a misdemeanor in 28, and legal only in Georgia and Hawaii.)
- Spectators looked on with amazement as the players, some wearing goggle, rode their brooms across the field.
- Until there are 3-D films where the spectator is completely immersed, it's still only masturbation, and we're a long way from that. alex
- "There was some shouting and shoving between them, but no punches," recalls a spectator, who said that Nebraska Democrat Bob Kerrey helped break up the altercation.
- The role of spectator is no longer possible, -- we are all now perforce agents of history, which, rightly envisaged, is the process of the emergence of new forms and values of living.
- Clotilde, who was very expert at this sort of architecture, was obliged to remain with the children, whilst Marian and O'Brian walked on, for standing spectator is cold work in a March wind.
- "Tapper's breasts so perfectly resemble those of a young woman of 18 to 19 that even the male genitals which are also perfect do not fully remove the impression that the spectator is looking on a female."
- Bourgeois drew on her childhood experiences for the rest of her life, and in 1974 created one of her most difficult sculptures (difficult for the spectator, that is), a big, lurid piece called Destruction of the Father, composed largely of what seem to be body parts.
- The eye of the spectator is disappointed by an irregular prospect of half-domes and shelving roofs: the western front, the principal approach, is destitute of simplicity and magnificence; and the scale of dimensions has been much surpassed by several of the Latin cathedrals.