How to pronounce “spectators” in English

The only spectators in the Antarctica marathon right there.

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.

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

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.

and tiered seating, it may have held from roughly thirty thousand up to a hundred thousand spectators, though exact capacity is debated because archaeological remains are limited.

And so the major question of chess, since we don't have any live spectators, is do we really want a six hour--

And so I think the way that it changed over time was, in the beginning, we were just kind of spectators.

And I've been looking at the research from lots of different perspectives, but the conditions that allow us to move from being spectators

"This wall," the narrator adds wryly, "required no spyglass to bring out its lurking beauties, but, for the benefit of all nearsighted spectators,

And it was thousands and thousands of spectators used to show up for crew races,

Female Presenter: As Frank will discuss in a few moments, we are no longer passive consumers of mass media or spectators.