How to pronounce “spectator” in English

And this is something that it's easy to relate, but it's not necessarily easy to explain.a spectator in a magic performance that I think illustrates how I see it.

learned today that he had been suspended from the party. Now, I understand that he was told to Montgomery about thatsuspension before the spectator interview came out, but it was because he'd been publicly critical of theparty. It's worth saying that Tim Montgomery isn't a a front bench spokesperson for Reform UK. He's not got

as well. So-- So Habermas famously believed that the public sphere was born in the coffeehouses,with "Tatler" and "Spectator" as publications there.I believe that publics were created much earlier.

Again, in no way is that the one definitive way.A silent spectator is an active enabler, right?

Goods, technology, people, finance, I would say, cultural-- because China, as a living matrix of civilization,cannot be a passive spectator in a Western-led globalization.China is exporting its culture, Chinese traditional medicine,

It is this inescapable sense of identity.The individual spectator identifying himself with the whole that makes the event so moving."My favorite is a reviewer from Springfield, Illinois.

and how some of those things can be realized in unique stories for particular a platform.Everybody's a spectator at one point and a storyteller at another point.

And she was talking about the wrinkles on my forehead.Photography isn't a spectator sport.

The next day Martha Corey returned to the same room to defend yourself.It was thronged with spectators.There was a palpable terror in the room.

The beauty of Antarctica, the leopard seals.The only spectators in the Antarctica marathon right there.A little different than running in Chicago and New York.

And you can do this-- wherever you're watching this right now, I encourage you to do this.Because learning is not a spectator sport.And so I really want to get into your body.

Single digits. 10? OK.And I mentioned learning is not a spectator sport.

So I suppose that is the journey from the hospital bed to the South Pole.It was a transition from being a spectator or feeling like a spectator to being a competitor again.Well, that is a fascinating story.

I did not want to be associated.Even though I'd just be a spectator-- I'd be there with all my drama classmates-- it was an option to come to class or go to the SpecialOlympics event-- I stayed in the class.

Without an open mouth, you're doomed to failure.We're seeing games become a spectator sport, the huge rise of e-sports and prizes to be won.

who wrote a book called The Spectator's Guide to World Religions.

There's this kind of spectator quality where you're sort of watching things, but they're not really separate from you.

So it's a very spectator-friendly course.

I think that it's just more spectator-friendly to have the loops.

Dining out has really become a spectator sport.

be Robert Parker-- and the Wine Spectator. And people now are trying to reverse engineer Parker's palate.

this it's Insight is not a spectator sport so it's something that if you want to have the Insight we do it on paper

he effectively expressed his frustration at the tone that Nigel Farage had taken what he called an agrieved angry tone.Then he also did an interview with the spectator podcast in which he was talking about Zia Ysef who is ReformUK's home affairs spokesperson and he was saying Zia Ysef has to be a team player and I think after all of that we

The only way we really make the big breakthroughs is when we find a way to collaborate.So like the earlier decision to be a spectator or a competitor, that's one point.Being a competitor is desirable.

if you grew up in the states um making a list checking it twice going to find out who's naughty ornice I call him early on in the book a critical spectator critical andspectator right this is not a participatory Universe it's that early book that was for years my best seller

decided which group was not worthy to belong this is a scary Universe ifthat's true if God is a critical spectator so what I try to present inthe book is God as the instead of critical spectator replace that with

that's true if God is a critical spectator so what I try to present inthe book is God as the instead of critical spectator replace that withultimate participant ultimate participant all right

You don't want to be the fittest spectator at your race.

most competitions in 2020 didn't have any spectators.

So we had years where there were more spectators worldwide for the women's races than the men's races.

He also noticed that not a single one of those spectators was allowed within a mile and a half radius of the rocket.

tap line to separate the crew from The Spectators and they're held back and and

So we'll be able to see a lot of the spectators quite a bit, which is nice for such a long race.

A shock of laughter broke out from the enclosing group of spectators.

started to alert me to the fact that there was something else going on.There were conditions to allow me to make that move from being a spectator to being a competitor.Perhaps there was something psychological.

And the cool thing about tennis is-- it's actually a really spectator-friendly sport.

social sciences um here on the other side of the political Spectrum uh the American spectator uh rightwing

In most cultures, music is not a spectator sport.

and how some of those things can be realized in unique stories for particular a platform.Right? The enjoyment of being a spectator-- which isn't necessarily removed from the work, right?

And she was talking about the wrinkles on my forehead.So I give you Jackie Robinson who said "Life isn't a spectator sport." and I think we could trade the word life with photography.

Yes. Sort of curious-- how did the spectator, who observes without participating, come about?

like the polar explorers were doing geographically 100 years ago.and that we don't want to be sitting on the sidelines as spectators, where we want and we're more than capable of contributing to high performing

Yep. It's definitely set up for spectators to see a lot of us, and it's not even like a real loop.

And there was a train with bleachers in it that was loaded with spectators.

what we do instead and we've had people like Fraser Nelson uh was the editor I think he was the editor spectator at the

Well, that is a fascinating story.And clearly, you didn't have to be a spectator, and you found your way back to being a competitor.And more recently, you have become increasingly interested in the science of human performance.

as a competitor loads of times. --loads of memories of that, but I didn't know that that was happening until much, muchlater. When I was sitting on the sidelines as a spectator, I couldn't access flow, so I couldn't access those feel-good neurochemicals that were there.So the reason I say that being a competitor is neurologically addictive is because we access flow more often.

And not only your own, but try to put yourself in the spectator's vision.

But I will investigate the copyright implications of my promise to forward you a piece that appeared in "The London Spectator" a couple of weeks