Sentences with word «spectator»

The first great thing about this film is that it has some of the bloodiest fights ever seen, and they're all fun to watch because they come from a place of spectator sport and not filthy bloodlust.

Outlooks on the most engaging tech, media and telecom debates such as 5G wireless, the evolution of television, video games as spectator sport, the dominance of software - as - a-service and more.

Case in point: The Bride's grueling training under kung fu master Pai Mei, a standalone chapter that initially seems out of context with the weathered Western aesthetic Tarantino evokes but quickly comes to illuminate just how desensitized we've become as spectators in our downloaded «I know kung - fu» era.

Even before sales of the GTI began, it was present on the track of the «Green Hell» before thousands of spectators in 1975 — as a pace car in the prototype stage with a two - barrel carburetor instead of electronic injection.

Riot Games currently only hosts one international event each year for League of Legends, so the target of events being «more diversified [to] satisfy our audience and -LSB-...] give everyone a better player experience,» as phrased by Qiang, can only mean good things for spectators at least.

He also says there are relaxation techniques athletes use that can be applied to a parent's role of spectator at a youth sports event.

Accounting for nearly half of the team's points, Moore will draw lots of defensive attention in the postseason, and should attract lots of attention from spectators with the playoffs as her showcase.

When doing this in a ring match with more than two players you'll miss out on spectator mode and you'll just have to sit there looking at the lobby screen until that match is over.

The Lakers won 10 NBA championships during his tenure, while the real estate mogul transformed the experience from spectator sport to «Showtime,» giving seats to movie stars, and entertaining fans with the Laker Girls.

Rocket League now features a shiny new Director Mode, for spectators who want a little cinematographic indulgence.

For sure, the longest player off the tee on the PGA Tour gave it a go, but yanked his drive into spectators on a hill in the left rough.

Artists like Smithson, Group Material, and Michael Asher sought to reconfigure and expand the exhibition and the museum into something more active, open, and democratic, by inviting spectators into new and unexpected encounters with works of art and institutions.

These aren't spectator sports, these are sad situations that arise from unfortunate circumstances.

Isolated fights in the stands are now commonplace, as are obscene chanting and the throwing by spectators of batteries, bolts, coins, ice, dead fish and other items at opposing players.

Sehgal's work lures museum - goers into running around one end of the hall and then the other, as spectators watch from the bridge and balconies above.

The overwhelming majority of students were performing below grade level, suspensions had peaked at 140 the previous year, and parents — perhaps the single most important factor in a student's success — had become spectators in their child's education.

Citizens were mere spectators for much...

To keep the people in the posture of spectators while at the same time affording them the vicarious experience of participation via professionals enables the church to reap the benefit of one of the most powerful dynamics of our time.

Instead of having a world that I could create and fully interact with like in Animal Crossing, i'm more or less a God - like spectator who watches over all of the town's citizens.

That grab bag of skills served him well in the Wave House, where he amazed peers and spectators alike with a mind - bending array of spins, flips and gigantic airs hucked off the permanent «ramp» on the wave's shoulder.

Road America offers open seating which allows spectators to venture throughout the grounds.

It's not just spectators who Muir feels are wary of her ability.

The first titled «the colored museum» (inspired in part by the George C. Wolfe play of the same name) invites spectators on stage to look into the windows of living installations that represent four urban regions and the stories and movements that take place in these areas.

The way in which spectators respond to the three groups will underscore cultural shifts and human interactions today — almost 18 years after the original performance.

Convict 13 pushed boundaries with the darkness of its comedy, particularly the scene in which Buster is about to be hanged in prison while his fellow inmates sit as spectators cheering on the proceedings

Most spectators watch from the sandy beach, and the road is too narrow for a wheelchair user to wait without blocking traffic.

There are many spectator events from visiting a bull breeding farm, going to a poncho factory, watching olive oil being pressed, visiting a local bodega or having a flamenco evening arranged at the house itself.

As for watching the match in progress that's almost impossible as spectator game is incredibly jerky.

When spectators walked into one of the areas, the actors would suddenly come to life.

In all these projects, viewers have been encouraged to acknowledge and then violate the normal boundaries found between spectator and revered artwork.

Differences are very subtle, there's different coloured advertisement boards and more spectators for instance.

Most of your shows actually involve the live audience as part of the action of the play in a major way, and it is difficult to accept the ideas of that vital element disappearing as the audience members become passive spectators of shadows on a screen.

Bred by fight promoters for power and aggression, massive jaws and large teeth, these dogs give spectators the kind of blood sport they seek.

Along with spectators attending the Lancers» 47 - 0 dismantling of Johnson - Sacramento Sept. 19, the trio are witnessing gradual change, not the least of which is the football program's first 4 - 0 start in years.

What spectators didn't like about the photo was that Marlow was about to inhale from a bong her friend was lighting for her.

Lygia Clark (1920 — 1988) trained in Rio de Janeiro and Paris from late 1940s to mid-1950s and was a leading abstract artist at the forefront of the Neo-Concretist movement in Brazil, fostering the active participation of spectators through her works.

The big additions are the brand new Utopia Coliseum arena, the new spectator mode in private matches, the ability to queue as a team of three in 3v3 ranked matches, and the option to vote to forfeit a ranked match.

As spectators move around them, the painted forms appear to shift in relation to one another, creating a kinetic effect.

Already we've dramatically improved both A and B Paddock, created new spectator viewing areas — and vastly upgraded the existing ones — designed and executed all - new landscaping, re-built and modernized the paddock rest rooms and replaced all the fencing, including moving it closer to the track in the areas that we could.

Not there is something wrong with Sunday service, but that form, which makes spectators of most of the church should be far from our primary means of worship and fellowship.

Beyond the MLB, there are plenty of other spectator sports to enjoy, including international soccer tournaments, indoor soccer, ice hockey, rugby games, surfing, action sports competitions, marathons and much more.

Litigation arising from injuries to students, athletes and even spectators during sporting events has become a growing field in New York law.

They are not only spectators or listeners, but rather, active participants taking part in the creative experience themselves.

You have Arnie inside his slave pen / cage having sex with a woman while spectators look on.

«Rooted in conceptual art, semiotics, and feminism, [Holzer's] text - based works engage spectators in fundamental questions: Who is speaking?