spectator - use in sentences

Possessives

  • hand: A key chain with a light is held over a spectator's hand.
  • selection: Let's say the spectator's selection is the 8 of Clubs.

Converse of object

  • astonish: The skeletons made their way through the astonished spectators, eventually melting into the crowd, still shouting slogans against a long-dead president.
  • entertain: Jack entertained the spectators whilst Mrs Gregory pointed out how well balanced he was for his age.
  • thrill: Inevitably, the kind of contest which thrills a spectator leaves only a chill within the heart of a manager.
  • cheer: In the course of the Games, more than 80,000 spectators cheered on the athletes across a total of 13 events.
  • ask: The magician asks the spectator to name their number for the first time.
  • attract: The beautiful day did nothing to attract spectators which made the field seem rather empty.

Adjective modifier

  • mere: They don't want to be mere spectators, or passers by.
  • idle: The role of idle spectator is unworthy of America.
  • passive: Each person is a member of the body, and consequently no one can come to a meeting as a passive spectator.
  • excited: With large numbers of sometimes excited spectators, sporting venues still have the potential for disaster, not least from fire.
  • interested: One interested spectator on Saturday was Mr John Weeks, the Chairman of the United Counties League.
  • silent: Through all those doubtful places his sense of that silent spectator beside him sustained his sincerity.

Modifies a noun

  • seating: Swimming & Swim School Swimming Stoke Mandeville Stadium offers a fully accessible 25m, 6 lane swimming pool with spectator seating for 150.
  • ion: The sulfate ions are spectator ions and play no part in the reaction.
  • viewing: What a surprise, a lovely little track set in a valley with excellent spectator viewing.
  • mode: Gamers get their chance to play to the crowd PC gamers have been enjoying spectator modes for several years.
  • stand: Their winning project was a new spectator stand for Southampton football club!

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