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1. Spectators were only aware that something was wrong when none of the regular scheduled events happened, including the march of the athletes. (Web site)
2. Spectators are able to walk around the whole course to watch the race from various different vantage points.
3. Spectators are invited to come out and cheer on their favourite chef, and are welcome to make voluntary donations on-site to the Daily Bread Food Bank.
4. Spectators are taken on a Nile cruise and listen to how the temple was rescued and restored. (Web site)
5. Spectators are the only ones who are really able to entertain a completely objective and unbiased perspective of a chess game.

Course

1. Janka excelled by carrying his speed through technical mid-race turns on a course lined by a Wengen record of 32,000 spectators under mostly clear skies.

Great Fun

1. The Chacarera is a lively dance that is often danced at Milongas and is great fun for spectators and participants.
2. Lure Coursing is an event that is really great fun to see, as the dogs give a speedy chase and the exhibitors and spectators alike cheer them on.

First Formula

1. The 2006 race saw many spectators from Poland due to the debut of their first Formula One driver, Robert Kubica.

Shilling

1. Spectators paid one shilling to watch the final. (Web site)

Drawing Thousands

1. Pump It Up took arcades in Latin America, the UK, France and Korea by storm, regularly drawing thousands of spectators to local competitions. (Web site)

Paddock Area

1. In between the action-packed motorsport action, thousands of spectators took advantage of the off-track entertainment in the paddock area. (Web site)
2. Horses are saddled and jockeys mount in the paddock area in full view of the spectators.

Spectators Fully

1. In this form of irony, the words and actions of the characters belie the real situation, which the spectators fully realize. (Web site)

Obscene Gestures

1. Dale went on to collect the win while spectators booed and made obscene gestures.

Racist Taunts

1. Lewis Hamilton endured racist taunts from spectators at Formula One testing, Spanish media reported Sunday.

Paying Spectators

1. Over 20,000 paying spectators would be on hand and a purse of $39,000 was posted for the 9th race on the 1960 USAC National Championship schedule.

England

1. One of the spectators there was the English racing driver Reg Parnell who persuaded Amon to come to England and race for his team.

Thirteen Thousand Spectators

1. Vienne's Theatre Romain (Roman Theater) is one of the largest in France; it spans almost 450 feet (140 meters) and once held thirteen thousand spectators.

Greek Spectators

1. Greece duo Nikolaos Siranidis and Thomas Bimis took the advantage and emerged the surprise winners, which sent the Greek spectators into exultation.

Airshows Present

1. Airshows present some risk to spectators and aviators.

Nouba Spectators

1. La Nouba spectators do not have to pay extra fees to access the theatre in Downtown Disney.

Hippodrome

1. The Hippodrome, the stadium of ancient Byzantium, held 100,000 spectators and featured objects from all corners of the empire.

Battle

1. It attracted 200,000 spectators who watched 2,200 participants playing the role of knights in a reenactment of the battle.

Several Hundred Spectators

1. People would pay $1 admission to watch the boxers train and we'd usually have several hundred spectators for each workout. (Web site)
2. Several hundred spectators endured 110-degree heat in the Rio parking lot to watch Hellmuth enter as an MMA fighter, including Mike Matusow.
3. Several hundred spectators paid tribute to Hall of Famer Jack Kramer as he was remembered at a memorial service at the Los Angeles Tennis Center.

Several Spectators

1. Bobby Allison was not injured, but the crash slightly injured several spectators and the race was red-flagged for nearly four hours. (Web site)

Amphitheatre

1. The Amphitheatre could accommodate 20,000 spectators to watch the fights of the gladiators and hunting. (Web site)

Million Spectators

1. Since 2003 the Tour de Georgia has attracted 2.3 million spectators and generated over $121 million in economic impact for the state of Georgia. (Web site)
2. Nonetheless, the movies attracted drew 7 million spectators in France. (Web site)
3. The Winston Cup Series races drew more than 6.1 million spectators in 1997, excluding the 123 million viewers who watched the races on television. (Web site)

Azerbaijan

1. Skif Stadium is a stadium of a 6,000 persons capacity in which all spectators can be seated located in Baku, Azerbaijan.

Perseus

1. A discus hurled by Perseus went astray, soaring into a crowd of spectators. (Web site)
2. Unfortunately, a discus thrown by Perseus got away from him, accidentally striking and killing one of the spectators, who was no other than Acrisius.

Readers

1. They are right; I'm no longer intending to show respect for some people who do not respect their own integrity or their readers or spectators. (Web site)
2. Generations of readers and spectators after Aristotle have agreed with his assessment of Oedipus. (Web site)

London

1. Vishy Anand is the one change from the stellar field which brought spectators flocking to London to watch elite chess in December 2009. (Web site)

Large Number

1. The WWE Wrestle Mania is one of the biggest Wrestling events of the year and it will surely attract a large number of spectators.

Shore

1. But Antigonus, in tears and mourning attire, excited among the spectators gathered on the shore the greatest sorrow and compassion. (Web site)

Saturday

1. The riders recorded some very fast laps and helped to wet the appetite of the spectators for a super days racing on the Saturday.
2. At race time on Saturday, 60,000 spectators jammed the front grandstand to watch the best New England had to offer. (Web site)

Chorus

1. Wintergreen leads the Supreme Court and spectators in a chorus of "Of Thee I Sing".
2. Waltrip also earned the wrath of trackside spectators, who responded with a chorus of boos when he was introduced before a race. (Web site)

Dancers

1. Ever-present at modern-day Pow Wows, this high-energy competitive dance is a favorite of both dancers and spectators alike.

Line

1. Puma introduced a new line of Street Soccer shoes and a collection of colorful clothing for players and spectators. (Web site)

Place

1. Usually, the dance takes place on the ground where, the spectators can sit in a circle around it.
2. In place of these high flights, the aviators devoted more attention to speed, duration and spectacular manoeuvres, which appeared to satisfy the spectators.

Estimated

1. Kiril Stefanov the Pirin Folk Ensemble has performed more than 7,000 concerts for an estimated 7 million spectators in 57 countries around the world.
2. The day marked the opening of Churchill Downs; an estimated 10,000 spectators witnessed the first Derby.

Film

1. Ellsworth (1990) investigated lesbian responses to the film and found that many lesbian spectators actively rewrote the film by imagining a different ending. (Web site)

Action

1. The Allentown and Souderton races will feature a jumbo television at the finish line to allow spectators to follow the action throughout the course. (Web site)
2. Phil Gordon announced the final table action while the spectators gathered around seven deep to watch Jordan attempt to win one more championship. (Web site)
3. British football grounds are almost always football-only facilities in which the spectators are close to the action. (Web site)

Ancient Rome

1. Like the gladiators of ancient Rome, Rabbit's fate will be chosen by the spectators.

Nobles

1. Theodosius and the imperial family are separated from the nobles among the spectators in the Imperial box with a cover over them as a mark of their status.

Strawberries

1. Every year, spectators get through over 28,000 kilos of strawberries and almost 6,000 litres of cream.

Anchorage

1. Spectators may drive the 17 miles from Anchorage to Eagle River and the approximately 30 miles from Eagle River to Wasilla.
2. While not as chaotic as the ceremonial start in Anchorage, thousands of spectators also mob the restart. (Web site)

Holding

1. It was named Old Trafford and was capable of holding more than 70,000 supporters as well as having top class facilities for players and spectators alike. (Web site)

World Record

1. His performance dazzled the spectators with a world record and an Olympic gold medal in the 1000m event.
2. Less than one hour later, spectators witnessed the birth of another world record. (Web site)

Person

1. The match was a huge media event, witnessed in person by over 30,000 spectators at the Houston Astrodome and by another 50 million TV viewers worldwide. (Web site)

Performers

1. The 2008 Summer Games open in Beijing with 14,000 performers and 91,000 spectators in the National Stadium. (Web site)

Performer

1. During performances of Muthappan Theyyam, the performer consumes the toddy liquor and passes it around to the spectators. (Web site)

Wimbledon

1. For the spectators, strawberries and cream is the traditional snack at Wimbledon. (Web site)
2. As the popularity of Wimbledon increased, the facilities for spectators were suitably improved. (Web site)

Tournament

1. Phil Ivey had dominated the tournament since Day One and was the odds-on favorite among players and spectators alike. (Web site)

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