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Internally, as the ellipses expand with each turn of the spiral, the skylight void opens up in a stunning spectacle.

He sat with a stack of spectacle frames on the table in front of him, examining each for defects.

Because we were in the age before anesthesia, the agony of the patient is really as much of the public spectacle as the surgery itself.

I'm going to take you to see a spectacle. I guarantee you've never seen it before. Come with me.

"We all like to see a good spectacle but the people who have to control the game have to know what's football and what isn't, " he said.

If a sporting spectacle was all that was promised, the games would be an unproblematic affair.

The spectacle of her suffering convinced him that he had been a brute, yet in the soul of him he could not see how nor why.

He is given to viewing life as if it were an aesthetic spectacle.

It is an amazing spectacle to see prosperity beginning to spread in today's India even in the presence of appalling governance.

Wise men point out, a man cannot be happy if he has no chance to tell no matter how beautiful and marvelous spectacle he visits.

But Miss Dwyer did not appear vexed, pretending indeed to be oblivious of everything else in admiration of the spectacle before her.

Mr McCain was the worst, jabbing at the ceiling and breaking into a shout at unseen enemies, a disturbing spectacle in the quiet room.

You know, Avatar was good, but it wasn't a movie. It was a spectacle! You know?

The triumphs, and often even the failures, in-off-road truck racing are often spectacular, making it a thrilling spectacle for fans.

In the entire history of mankind, there has not been a more preposterous spectacle than this.

Correspondents were now treated to the spectacle of a government trying to make an admittedly bad situation even worse than it was.

Now I was free from the spectacle of Mrs. Strickland's distress I could consider the matter more calmly.

He gloated over the spectacle of so much food, watching it anxiously as it went into the mouths of others.

All those who saw this spectacle were taken by the fact that Duc did not make a sound while burning to death.

His enthusiasm began to gain Kennedy, and yet the spectacle evoked before his eyes made him giddy.

You said to see some sort of spectacle.

There isn't much time to jog up to the bend in the driveway, out of sight of the road, and reassemble the spectacle.

see blindsided, before filming, really do not know how to appreciate the spectacle of the Creator.

Promising to be a prolonged spectacle, it was launched with a parade of scores of prominent reformists in prison garb.

With a deep sigh, the merchant let the curtain fall and turned away to observe a spectacle of a very different nature.

Will any country ever be able to afford to put on such a spectacle?

What began as an indigenous peaceful Arab uprising against authoritarian rule could collapse into a spectacle of war and intervention.

In light of such a spectacle, those who highly value the role of ideas in social change are tempted to root for one side or the other.

to the bull goes back to Iberians . it were the Greek and Roman influences that converted it into a spectacle.

So well done, Beijing. You've put on an amazing spectacle and I think you've helped change your country's story for the better.

I found myself exited and a little unnerved at times as the spectacle displayed not so subtle militaristic elements.

The ceremonial opening of the Olympic games was a fine spectacle.

It's part of the spectacle and a reminder that this is not a one-way battle.

The invention discloses a pair of spectacles and spectacle lenses integrally formed, belonging to the spectacles technology field.

focimeter , one of the necessary instruments for the spectacle manufacturer , is used for the specifications of lenses.

You know people like matt have the patience to crunch the numbers, but you know me, I need this grandeur and spectacle.

The opening ceremony of the Olympic Games was a fine spectacle.

Tomorrow, we'll be taking you to see a natural spectacle.

The sunrise viewed on the top of Mount Tai was a fine spectacle.

For the spectacle of that stony astronomical moon need not necessarily make you feel like a worm.

The rest understand: by an ill-fated upheaval of destiny, the spectacle is the true end of the world.

Here are the world's rare to see a spectacle, endless white desert, stands a five-meter tall stone forest of limestone.

The automatic focimeter, one of the necessary instruments for the spectacle shop, is used for the specifications of lenses.

Promiseing to be a prolonged spectacle, it was launched with a parade of scores of prominent reformists in prison garb.

It was a spectacle right from Fabrice Tourre 's emails to a universal refusal to apologize for , well, that's the question .

There was no great din at St. Andrews Bay; the loudest noise here was visual, the sheer spectacle of numbers.

Audiences around the world witnessed the raw rehearsals of what would have been an unprecedented concert spectacle.

The ceremonial opening of Parliament was a fine spectacle.

Canvas need to be painted not to hanging on the walls, that must be the spectacle that the call of soul straight flow on canvas.

The sunrise as seen on the sea was a fine spectacle.

Alas, if he discern such sinfulness in his own white soul, what horrid spectacle would he behold in thine or mine!

Hence the contorted spectacle of a party preparing for power at a time when the markets are challenging its every orthodoxy.

This tranquillity was not the least beautiful spectacle of this agitated epoch.

I remember the sad spectacle of her standing in her wedding dress, covered in mud.

the sea a stone, lift ups and downs, then out of this piece of spectacle.

"We discovered after the spectacle that this singer was, in fact, an impostor, " the Potions master whispered under his breath.

That's a fascinating spectacle in its own right, yet obvious differences between the two conceal essential similarities.

San Francisco's Chinatown is the oldest and one of the biggest in North America, and its annual New Year's parade is a spectacle.

The drive to produce a spectacle on the movie screen has largely shaped American cinema ever since.

The Hajj-like spectacle of desperate crowds trying to push their way into the station became international news.

The display of fireworks on New Year 's Eve was a fine spectacle.

Fluorescent proteins produced by a range of marine animals glow with a rainbow of colours, adding to the visual spectacle of coral reefs.

Remarkable as the spectacle of Colonel Thornton's party must have been, he was hardly alone in his extravagant oddity.

In fact, the refractive state of the eye will be altered after surgery , spectacle is still usually needed for better vision .

The spectacle is capital to such a degree of accumulation that it becomes an image .

A passing policeman stopped to watch the spectacle and asked the man in the middle if he knew the other two.

"The setting up of this Maypole was a lamentable spectacle to the precise separatists that lived at New Plymouth" (Thomas Morton).

A sudden arrival of Jedi reinforcements turned the public spectacle into a frenzied battle.

At night colored lights illuminate the falls and create a charming spectacle which viewers find hard to turn away from.

For thousands of years, man had little impact on the migration of the wildebeests . Now man poses the biggest threat to this spectacle.

In the meantime, Ch'in's rivals were far from unmoved by the spectacle of its steady growth in power and territory.

This also shows that Kenneth Branagh uses the spectacle of the birth to give audience a strong visual impact.

This spectacle was the first of its kind to be hosted from outer space.

All along the benches men put down their cups and spoons to turn and gape at the grisly spectacle.

The amazing spectacle was captured on camera by Pam Mullins close to her home in Prince Rupert, Canada.

The spectacle is the other side of money: it is the general abstract equivalent of all commodities.

"But if she's one of us, I'll enjoy the spectacle better, " he continued, but he didn't mean a word of it.

But the near-perfect spectacle came at a cost: control that squeezed any spontaneity out of the events.

Watching those onlooking men laughing at the spectacle of your humiliation distressed me as much as watching the executioner.

The spectacle is not a collection of images, but a social relation among people, mediated by images.

As a large plaza for performances, it has to be visually brought about by the shocking spectacle.

If the gardens did exist they would have presented an amazing spectacle: A green, leafy, artificial mountain rising off the plain.

I do not wish to expiate, but to live. My life is for itself and not for a spectacle.

In heavily populated countries like India, even a small number of people moving into the middle class made for an awe-inspiring spectacle.

Watching whales surface above the water was an exciting spectacle.

The climax to the spectacle comes with a blast of loud Chinese pop music accompanied by a special clapping dance.

Why can the formation of such a large scale at Jilin Tiancheng wonderful spectacle of the fog this Song?

The spectacle of the Beijing Olympics can offer us some glimpses into the complex process of state rescaling taking place in China.

If they do, it will be very difficult for France and the game could be killed as a spectacle.

A being who could have hovered over Paris that night with the wing of the bat or the owl would have had beneath his eyes a gloomy spectacle.

A being who could have hovered over Paris that night with the wing of the bat or the owl would have had beneath his eyes a gloomy spectacle.

The consummate performer, Jackson may well have suspected that his final exit would be a spectacle.

It is a lamentable spectacle to see the banks of the rivers set with infinite fruit-bearing trees.

Sorrow in her was aroused by many a spectacle--an uncritical upwelling of grief for the weak and the helpless.

Any one in these vehicles is at once a spectator and a spectacle.

The Dragon Dance spectacle was a feature of the closing ceremony of the fifth Conference of World Buddhist Sangha Youth.

The seasonal migration of animals in southern Sudan is a spectacle to rival the flow of animals across Tanzania's Serengeti Plain.

Battles between these mega carnivores must have been quite a spectacle.

She was transfixed upon the threshold by a spectacle which held her there.

The spectacle of a profound national tragedy has a way of erasing differences.

the automatic focimeter is both fast and accurate , and is widely used in the big spectacle shops.

In the last 2 years, the international society of electronic components in an unprecedented spectacle.

To extract more details, one needs to work at a much closer distance than most of the commonly prescribed near spectacle aids.

They also like "to work" a shoe, a sleeve, even a spectacle (but not "a sunglass" . That would be just silly).

Future and past thus conjure up a spectacle in which self-righteous morality is linked with political might.

It was a grand seven - hour spectacle consisting of songs , comedy acts, and acrobatics .

Elaine: Well, Jerry, I never saw you flirt with anyone before. It was quite the spectacle.

Heavy cloud obscured much of the spectacle and disappointed thousands of sky-watchers who had gathered.

Nonetheless, the media have been transfixed by what they see as a spectacle of presidential insouciance.

The utility model relates to a spectacle, especially relates to an anti-drop spectacle which prevents dropping when the user is moving.

While most of the young consumers that attended this particular venue hadn't tried rum before, the spectacle was enough to win them over.

Accounting is a gorgeous and delicate stage in this arena are the most exquisite performances, most knew of the spectacle.

An improvised, often spontaneous spectacle or performance, especially one involving audience participation.

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Up above, the spectacle was recorded by cameramen in helicopters. The even will be entered for a Guinness World Record.

The streets of Florence were not always a moral spectacle in those times.

Nozzles and reservoirs capable of storing eyedrop are also arranged on the spectacle frame.

I too was curious to be present at the spectacle, and I confess I did not sleep that night.

Certainly, the SHOW had nearly enough of the requisite glitz for a modern pop spectacle.

So much money is getting thrown at them, they become about the spectacle, not the story.

It should make for a fantastic spectacle, and there will be noise level inside the famous old stadium to match.

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Talent: Zack Snyder (Watchmen, 300) is not shy about hurling as much spectacle at the screen as possible.

The Baltic was still frozen in May. Venetians beheld the astonishing spectacle of their lagoon covered by a sheet of ice.

The bigoted Communist who changes in a space of weeks, or even days, into an equally bigoted Trotskyist is a common spectacle.

Of course, the spectacle has nothing to do with the Dubai government, which is having all the financial troubles.

a blunder that makes you look ridiculous; used in the phrase "make a spectacle of" yourself.

But with living on there, day after day, the acute sojourner became conscious of a new aspect in the spectacle.

They create media spectacle in the interaction with traditional media, which bring about a profound impact on eco-media and social reality.

The natural spectacle and numerous historical relics have inspired the ancient writers and calligraphers writing down many classics.

Movie is now undergoing a dramatic shift from narrative to spectacle in the era of visual culture.

The spectacle was cut short with the arrival of Jedi reinforcements, and then the opening battle of the historic Clone Wars.

"We're not out to shock or put on a public spectacle. We're just more comfortable nude, " said a nudist.

There are always concerns that traditional dances performed in a theatre are nothing more than a spectacle.

And then, in the middle of the spectacle, a good old-fashioned smack down put the entire event into perspective.

Some users poked fun at the spectacle of Mr. Zuckerberg being welcomed in a country that bans his website.

Across from the time when fantasy, the beautiful sea will be what kind of a spectacle?

Meteor shower is one of the most romantic spectacle Sky.

Ophthalmic optics - Spectacle frames - Measuring system and terminology.

The utility model relates to the field of digital multimedia playing devices, in particular to a spectacle type multimedia player.

"We were offering ourselves up as a spectacle to be observed, as much as the people performing in the park, " Mr. Sniadecki said.

On Sunday , the kids of the kindergarten made a very amusing spectacle.

Spectacle corrected visual acuity, or eye protection is based on the production of a simple optics.

AS SOON as Carnival was over, Rio de Janeiro started to look forward to its next big spectacle : a visit on March 20th by Barack Obama.

Such a spectacle has seldom been seen of late years.

aquacade: an entertainment spectacle of swimmers and divers, often performing in unison to the accompaniment of music.

The following article will tell you how to judge the qualified of an assembled spectacle by testing its five key technique dates.

A wonderful sporting spectacle is assured, but that will be available to anyone with a television or a tourist visa.

For its striking advantage, optical plastic was used extensively in camera, optical disc, projector lens, spectacle etc.

"The opening ceremony at the Olympic Stadium was a super-spectacle of high aesthetics, " according to the paper.

The marvelous spectacle being famed for steep valley would be lost forever.

The colorful scenes and visual spectacle gives audiences a real eyeful.

The people were again taking possession of right, and what a fine spectacle!

But when the lights dimmed, the dance floor cleared, and the prelude for the spectacle began, he started to shift in his chair.

The wind in Valencia today is more regular and 10 to 12 knots of breeze on the water offered a superb spectacle.

The extraordinary spectacle was captured by a photographer, at Zurich Zoo, in Switzerland.

Therefore, spectacle retail enterprises need to operate from grasping the opportunity to further improving our operational ability.

Seen from a slight distance, that would make a splendid spectacle.

At the center of the spectacle is a huge, pale, cartoonish rendering of Michael Jackson's head.

Rhythmic gymnastics, although less publicized than its artistic cousin, is perhaps an even greater spectacle.

The Osborne Family Spectacle of Dancing Lights is the primary Holiday Happening at the Disney's Hollywood Studios.

My heart, always accessible to tender Influences, dissolved In tears at the spectacle of sufferIng before me.

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He and Wild Child Shack, the dry out a lot of wonderful things spectacle of himself.

We are also witnessing, again available in the propaganda media, the spectacle of the IMF asking for and being denied, financing.

It is difficult to avoid a feeling of melancholy at this spectacle of a nation tearing itself in the midst of a difficult war.

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What I fear most is happy death, which is absolutely painless and full of bustle, excitement and even dramatic spectacle.

The spectacle was captured on camera by British tourist Jamie Rooney, who was visiting the famous Kruger National Park in South Africa.

It is the sheer spectacle of the natural environment that pulls people here, and eco-tourism is the region's burgeoning industry.

The phenomenon Square Culture Hotness, which appeed at the end of last century, is in fact hot in Square Spectacle.

I wasn't going to make a spectacle of myself by dancing with my grandma!

This paper mainly discusses the ideas of time in Guy Debord's Society of the Spectacle, especially his idea of spectacular time.

And all the crowds who came together at this spectacle, when they beheld the things that happened, returned, beating their breasts.

One section of the French Legitimists and "Young England" exhibited this spectacle.

The spectacle of Xerxes's defeat tremendously reinforced the traditional conviction that pride goes before a fall.

Ms Sparrow believes spectacle-wearers may not be as desperate to ditch their glasses as is assumed.

Wednesday's spectacle will last up to 6 minutes and be the longest eclipse observable from China between 1814 and 2309.

She was a spectacle, sure enough.

In some ways, the first telephoto images, awesome though they were as spectacle, disguise the human toll of pain and distress.

Those inside the command center say city officials and Mayor Gavin Newsom watched the spectacle with growing concern.

The spectacle of a forest joining the sea.

Using construction of the utility model, the spectacle is prevented from dropping from the user's face.

The spectacle frame has the advantages of simple principle, easy operation, convenient use for general users and good practicality.

The refractions in the plane located at spectacle lenses are calculated through ocular wave-front propagation.

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instead of the spectacle of gloomy and silent death , the piazza del popolo presented a spectacle of gay and noisy mirth and revelry.

After it closed its doors in 1939, the Hippodrome Theater presented its final spectacle: the building's demolition.

About 30, 000 people have been invited to watch in person, and the spectacle is expected to be broadcast live.

Yang Hongmei can revenge this year, won the trophy the third is believed to be a spectacle.

If no sound accompanied the spectacle, then the meteor was probably a great distance away.

Wanli Ming, Qing Longsi built on the island and its unique architecture, Diaolianghuadong, the brilliant wall, the majestic spectacle.

Given the awful spectacle of the suicide epidemic, who's going to complain?

To make sure the spectacle went smoothly, the public security forces clamped down.

Opening night is cool, the Christmas Day spectacle is neat, but does anybody really pay close attention until after the All-Star game?

One may further speak about our contemporary society as a society of spectacle.

I am certain that the colors of women's dresses moving in a throng must be a gorgeous spectacle of which I should never tire.

The sunrise seen from high In the mountaIns was a tremendous spectacle.

Freezing cold and stormy waves have produced a marvelous icy spectacle for visitors and photography fans.

This change ensures the spectacle of low-fuel dashes for pole position, not affected by varying race strategies.

Although our galaxy's black hole is currently quiet, this discovery means just one wayward star can spark a spectacle.

Could any spectacle is more whimsical than that of gunners using science to shatter men's bodies, while surgeons use it to restore them?

Bullfighting is a traditional spectacle of Spain which attracts myriads of tourists.

The beam also superheats metal objects like coins, earrings, or spectacle frames, which can then burn skin.

there's a difference between a sport and a mere spectacle.

Seeming louder than the whole grid on race day, the spectacle was enthusiastically welcomed by the audience.

The original ecological environment of nature, eye-catching spectacle frightens King Zhuang.

Arrived at the dreadful place, he wormed his small body through the crowd and saw the dismal spectacle.

Winter, always turn white, peak clubmosses grass, top, Joan peja jade, a tremendous spectacle.

So in Pakistan, we have the spectacle of newspapers printing fake WikiLeaks cables that say nasty things about the Indians.

A quarrel between drunken women is an unpleasant spectacle.

The city after the earthquake was a terrible spectacle.

They are angered by the spectacle of the croupier-bankers raking a cut from the rising asset prices.

Not only had the crew members provided their captors with the spectacle they wanted but some now sought to profit from it.

A blaspheming Frenchman is a spectacle more pleasing to the Lord than a praying Englishman.

The tribal dance was a spectacle of barbaric splendour.

Watching this spectacle, you had to wonder: When will this happen again?

Although scarcely anyone seemed to notice it the boy presented a truly pitiable spectacle.

The celebrations provided a magnificent spectacle.

Mr. Gates, however, reacted by playing down the spectacle.

Have you been making a spectacle of yourself running about after a man who's not in love with you?

What has changed is our awareness of child soldiers, boosted by monitoring, reporting, and even Hollywood spectacle.

The spectacle is outlandish, yet it's somehow in sync with what rockers feel at their most transcendent.

October has also treated us to a near-nightly spectacle of lightening and, as they say here, "t'under" .

Based on above, this article will probe into the cause of formation of spectacle movie and the influence on the movie art.

The most curious spectacle in life is that of death.

Later, the bulls are killed by toreadors in another popular spectacle: the bullfight.

They give spectacle and showcase great authority over their opponents when they feel confident.

Ladies and gentlemen, now let's enjoy the spectacle of the world's biggest travertine waterfall.

Hu Tian Pavilion with double openings will occur from the wall, circled, called the spectacle.

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Barcelona staged its final bullfight in September 2011 after Catalonia became the first region in Spain to ban the traditional spectacle.

Sell fireworks small stall went out to trade, streets a seething spectacle.

I am not opposed to drinking, but this is out of control. The spectacle is viewed by other patrons of the restaurant.

In Berlin's Olympic Stadium the crowd roared at the spectacle they had just witnessed.

Ordinary citizens had to watch the spectacle on television.

WOW! ! ! ! ! What a great spectacle! A showcase of Chinese culture cleverly and excellently put together.

The spectacle of the aurora may appear to dazzle and enchant the observer's eye.

I was left speechless in front of that rare spectacle! ! ! !

The bright, swirling dresses add to the spectacle, and elicit4 cries of encouragement from the spectators.

On the inside, clusters of young stars are in the process of creation, creating a wonderful spectacle of gaseous emissions.

This spectacle of light is, however, well worth the wait.

A third of adults think spectacle-wearers look more professional, while 43 per cent think they appear more intelligent.

The woman serving tea in the conference room almost fainted at the spectacle.

Do you think the spectacle is a part of fashion?

Such blockbusters emphasize spectacle, star power, and high production value, all of which entail an enormous budget.

Western Europe will only see the start of the spectacle while western Asia will catch the tail end.

They rumble the belly and leave even photographers in awe of watching the spectacle.

The media spectacle had created several extensions of truth from the actual work.

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