How To Use Grandstand In A Sentence
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This process must proceed with dispatch, without posturing, without grandstanding, without empty words.
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After all, the impulse for political grandstanding is not purely an American one …
Soft, Geeky Power
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It was a grandstand finish to a game in which West Ham were second best.
The Sun
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He got a grandstand view of the poetry world and where poetry was heading - and a chance to think more deeply about poetry itself.
The Times Literary Supplement
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Plans call for the demolition of the racetrack and grandstand to provide the necessary space for expansion.
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Gertie saw three of the smaller Dalys rush out of their kitchen and climb onto their coalshed as if to be prepared with a grandstand seat for some coming spectacle.
The Dollmaker
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Instead of staying indoors, healthily watching a black and white screen – Grandstand, Hancock, Terry and June – they were out canvassing, attending ward meetings, collecting ministers' autographs, drafting position papers and generally behaving in a way unbefitting to young persons.
The Ed Balls roadshow: enough to make you weep
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A furious player kicked his racket into the grandstand.
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These formal encounters are always an awkward mixture of grandstanding and highly technical wrangling about the terms of trade.
Times, Sunday Times
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Critics feel that allowing television cameras into the courtroom will lead to grandstanding by lawyers.
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There is no stadium, no grandstand, no masses of rabid ultramarathon fans.
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This was a shameless piece of grandstanding by a regulator being leant on by equally shameless grandstanding politicians.
Times, Sunday Times
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He said the roof on the new grandstand was half-completed and glazing was being installed.
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Grandstanding in the United Nations and empty pulpitry is not going to alter the logic of recent global developments.
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As we mourn the loss of an American legend, political grandstanding is not what we need right now!
Jackson fans rally against Peter King
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Just more grandstanding from the same administration that brought us to the brink of disaster.
Ridge: Terror suspect doesn't deserve 'full range' of rights
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This exercise has led to grandstanding by some evolutionists that this proves creationists wrong.
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Sam Waterston has been doing his high-sniffy rectitudinous grandstanding for so long it's as if he expects some soft of Atticus Finch statue; Elisabeth Rohm is no worse than Angie Harmon, but no better; and Fred Thompson is a pompous pork chop whose cliched Southern homilies wouldn't be listened to seriously for ten seconds in NY (whereas Steven Hill, with his crusty cut-the-crap irritability and desire to get out of the office before bad news could follow, was the authentic article).
New Guy in Town: James Wolcott
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But he was still within shouting distance when he reached the turn in 33 and his grandstand finish was typical of the man.
Times, Sunday Times
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The grandstand is of the same age, and material as the now departed east stands at Daylis Stadium.
Mustangs vs. Yankees
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The gleaming new pit complex and control tower along with grandstands and hospitality units has transformed Mondello into a venue of which Irish motorsport can feel justifiably proud.
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The notion of isolating on the futures market and a single commodity therein is grandstanding.
Here's a tax target for ya (Jack Bog's Blog)
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My grandstand view of Nelson's Column would also have been considerably better had I not been sitting on a stiff plastic seat of the kind you'd expect to find in a cheap cafeteria.
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She accused her opponent of engaging in cheap political grandstanding in front of the TV cameras.
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In recent weeks a series of grandstands and marquee tents have been assembled on the airfield, and signs have been going up awaiting the thousands of visitors who will descend on the event.
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Built beneath a grandstand of lumpy bluestone, it features honour boards the length of the room and memorabilia cabinets filled with old footy boots and yellowing programs.
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The grandstands, which ring the southern and western sides of the arena, are old fashioned red brick, with crumbling black bitumen leading to the fence line.
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It is a matter of fairness and the public interest that unions should find it harder to engage in disruption and grandstanding driven by political ideology.
Times, Sunday Times
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You don't need editorializing, grandstanding, or filibustering to get meaningful answers.
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The grandstand's terracing now provides more space for spectators to view the racing.
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They crammed, sardine-like, into the terraces of the Grandstand and the Royal Enclosure, as the umbrellas of those brave enough to bear the course were pulled sideways in the gales.
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Even the grumbling from the grandstands seemed strangely unanimated.
Times, Sunday Times
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For grandstand views of the golf course, the astonishing sunsets and the distant Slieve Bloom mountains, the junior suites with balconies are your best bet.
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He was twice involved in the last play of the game, which resulted in the grandstand finish.
Times, Sunday Times
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The story is told of a goalkeeper who kept waving to his girlfriend in the grandstand every time he saved a goal.
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Three hours later, and Nuria had rejoined her companions in the grandstands.
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My media pass only permitted access to the Grandstand, where the dress rules were more relaxed.
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The unsightly cast-iron gasometer that gave its name to a hairpin bend is long gone, the train station whose ticket office overlooked another 180-degree corner has been replaced by a luxury hotel, and the famous Tabac is buried during race week under the latticed scaffolding of a temporary grandstand.
Monaco grand prix: The race where heroes are made
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Up in what looks like a refurbished grandstand there is a blow-up of the Daily Mail report of the event.
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Opponents of the measure say it's political grandstanding that could prove devastating to the economy.
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Then came the grandstand finish.
Times, Sunday Times
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Nearing 3pm, the crowds thronged to the trackside and filled the huge grandstands.
Times, Sunday Times
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Spectators benefit from a newly-installed grandstand and large screen.
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The philosopher has since been accused of meddling, undermining proper diplomatic channels and grandstanding.
Times, Sunday Times
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Here he had a grandstand view of the day's action, of the admiral fighting his fleet and the captain fighting his ship.
Times, Sunday Times
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Those numbers of course didn’t get much airtime as super committee lawmakers grandstanded by slinging around proposed cuts to social programs and tax breaks for the rich.
Michelle Chen: Washington's Debt Panic and the Real Social Debt in America
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Thousands looked on, crammed in behind barriers on each side of the mock battlefield, while others got a grandstand view from Clifford's Tower.
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His patience had already been worn away by the reluctance of the Dulwich Estate, the owner of the freehold, to grant a lease long enough to make it worthwhile to undertake the necessary refurbishment of the grandstand, which is closed for safety reasons, and the 450‑metre track itself.
Herne Hill revival would be perfect legacy of the 1948 Austerity Games
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We had a grandstand view as bikes and cars hurtled past, and did we get our money's worth.
Times, Sunday Times
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His grandstanding has increased suspicions that England have become unwitting accomplices to the ego trip of an eccentric billionaire.
Times, Sunday Times
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But with crowds 10 deep, it may be worth paying extra for a grandstand view.
Times, Sunday Times
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If you were being narky you might say journalists grandstand and bloggers get bogged down in trivialities.
The difference between journalists and bloggers « Squash
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The two cars were greeted with boos and whistles from the grandstands as they pulled up after the race.
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It will be a grandstand finish.
Times, Sunday Times
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Enter the main grandstand and you find yourself sitting right on top of the action.
Times, Sunday Times
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The sailors stood at attention throughout this demonstration, but when Mr. Toler turned to ascend the platform they seized him and bore him triumphantly to the grandstand amid shouts and huzzas for the midshipmate of fifty years ago.
Sixty Years of California Song
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It's shady in the grandstand and more comfortable for you.
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This year's event will take place at the racecourse, meaning people can watch from the comfort of the grandstand.
Undefined
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Talk about a grandstand view.
Times, Sunday Times
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Includes access to trackside grandstands and parking.
The Sun
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Then came the grandstand finish.
Times, Sunday Times
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Opponents of the measure say it's political grandstanding that could prove devastating to the economy.
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Just after 3.30 pm spectators stood shoulder to shoulder in the grandstands to cheer home their horse.
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Necro-heckling - while its recent prominence is noteworthy - may be explained away by reference to political bitterness, sanctimonious grandstanding, ill-disguised prejudice or just plain old bah humbug Scroogery.
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The flags are flying proudly at York Racecourse after a new grandstand was officially handed over to race chiefs.
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Just to the east of the Better Living Centre is a plaque in the ground that shows the footprints of the old grandstands, as well as some of the old seats from the stadium.
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His Orestes is a confused, grandstanding jock, intoning his lines with stentorian plangency.
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Maybe, as in the past, the garrulous president's words were nothing more than political grandstanding.
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Intelligence experts have also observed the construction of a grandstand for dignitaries invited to watch such a test.
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The philosopher has since been accused of meddling, undermining proper diplomatic channels and grandstanding.
Times, Sunday Times
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Her delivery is mannered: grandstanding effects punctuated by hammily deadpan understatement and coyly rhetorical pauses emerging from a face cosmeticized into a comic mask.
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At that time, women were very restricted in their involvement in racing and Mrs Widdis was unable to be in the Members enclosure, so she was standing in the grandstand with one of her daughters, cheering her horse on.
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Where to see the best action n Don't buy a grandstand seat.
Times, Sunday Times
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Instead, the Grand National Party has been engaging in opportunistic grandstanding to weaken Seoul's current policy for restructuring of the chaebols (family-owned corporate groups).
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Visitors cannot fail to be impressed with the grandstand view overlooking the river.
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The new grandstand will hold 10, 875 racegoers if permission is granted.
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It seems a prime issue to be grandstanded as a possible constitutional amendment, at least to me personally.
Chris Weigant: No Budget? No Paycheck!
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The best crowd of the season packed the grandstands for Sunday's eliminations.
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View a few races from the stands, then check out the infield area, accessible through a tunnel from the grandstand and open to all.
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At any time he was ready with a sneer for what he called the cowpuncher's "grandstanding.
Steve Yeager
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Most were sitting on grass banks rather than in the new grandstand.
Times, Sunday Times
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The Basingstoke firm is putting things right after the 200 million new grandstand caused uproar when many racegoers could not see the action.
The Sun
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Even without the grandstanding final essay, Pater's book is an incitement to a life of cultivated sensuousness, as well as a celebration of the "comeliness" of the human form.
Decadent Writing Of the 19th Century
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It will be a grandstand finish.
Times, Sunday Times
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The end of the hall doglegged wide into two tiers of long counters, both of them print-media booths, resembling nothing so much as the old grandstand at Suffolk Downs.
The Town
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Soon after the story hit the papers and the airwaves, City Controller Wendy Greuel, who no doubt saw a great story on which to grandstand, also made clear she has the power to order the changes discussed in the Times 'story, as she controls many of the city's purse strings.
Steve Parker: It's Official: "Red Light Cameras" Don't Work
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The residents along the coastline will have a grandstand view of the event.
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It has resulted in horse-trading, grandstanding and double-bluffing; in debates about how to protect the rights of the minority from the power of the majority.
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While the elder posed and postured and generally made a bloody nuisance of himself, Hilary makes no grandstanding noises or grandiose gestures, and simply gets on with the job in hand.
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Most were sitting on grass banks rather than in the new grandstand.
Times, Sunday Times
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Again, there was no grandstanding, no implication that the nation needed to have its resolve stiffened or its sinews strengthened.
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The grandstand was not filled to capacity, so though we were ushered to seats according to the number on our tickets, we could move around if we wanted to.
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We searched for eight other sites until we came up with a suitable venue at the back of the new grandstand.
The Sun
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The grandstand's terracing now provides more space for spectators to view the racing.
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He smote the ball into the grandstand.
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The sight could hardly have been more ominous and the packed grandstands were beginning to fear the worst.
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Spartans point out that they are building a new grandstand, but for league status, they would also need floodlights, disabled toilets, catering facilities, terracing, better access and countless other such improvements.
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But I like to look forward and to me the Grandstand format had run its course.
The Sun
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Two bookmakers with pitches on the rails didn't arrive and Wiltshire got a place at the furthest point from the grandstand.
Times, Sunday Times
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The Basingstoke firm is putting things right after the 200 million new grandstand caused uproar when many racegoers could not see the action.
The Sun
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Before joining the channel in February 1998, he had spent 18 years with the BBC, where he edited Match of the Day, Grandstand and Sportsnight.
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Lee Pearson and Debbie Criddle, who both won individual and team equestrian golds, will perform a dressage display to music in front of the grandstands.
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The philosopher has since been accused of meddling, undermining proper diplomatic channels and grandstanding.
Times, Sunday Times
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A ripple of crowd laughter came up against the breeze from the direction of the main grandstands.
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However a lot of this uproar is about the Mayor grandstanding, making an example of some dumb celebrity, while gangs and organized crime [and plenty of them] freely roam NYC with illegal handguns.
More on Plaxico and Christmas
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But with crowds 10 deep, it may be worth paying extra for a grandstand view.
Times, Sunday Times
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But such complaints seem footling in the face of such a grandstanding display.
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We're sold out in the main public enclosures for Thursday and sold out in the grandstand on Friday.
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Now just opposite the grandstand was a post some ten feet high, with a small beam projecting from the top toward the spectators.
A Knight of the Cumberland
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Nine holes later, we walked up the last fairway amid the big grandstands.
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And he avoids any kind of operatic grandstanding.
Times, Sunday Times
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Yesterday, a fair old wind gusted in off the waves and, for the first time this week, gave the grandstands, galleries and flapping hospitality tents the kind of buffeting demanded on occasions such as these.
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His complete deception regarding taxes and his grandstanding on the issue of unemployment cast him as little more than an opportunistic liar.
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It comes from a huge football ground with two full-size pitches and a rudimentary grandstand packed to the roof with people.
Times, Sunday Times
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Hollywood heavyweights from all quarters knew darn well that Gibson's 25 year public track record of being a decent citizen far surpassed his sad one night incident and by many of those who were clearly northing more than grandstanding opportunists who's envy and jealousy far succeeds their hypocrisy.
Robert De Niro Joining Mel Gibson in Edge of Darkness « FirstShowing.net
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One house sold there last year for more than £2m to an American golf fan who will this year enjoy grandstand views.
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However, its latest enterprise, a 2.2 million extension to the grandstand, has been undermined by blimpish bureaucracy.
Times, Sunday Times
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We had a grandstand view as bikes and cars hurtled past, and did we get our money's worth.
Times, Sunday Times
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Its boathouse on the riverbank had a grandstand view of rolling hills dropping into the estuary.
Times, Sunday Times
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When it was lunchtime on his first day he wandered across the road to the recreation ground which had a small grandstand.
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It comes from a huge football ground with two full-size pitches and a rudimentary grandstand packed to the roof with people.
Times, Sunday Times
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The yells and screams continued, rippling down the grandstand to the finish.
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If you paid a little more attention to fact rather than grandstanding, you'd know these things.
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Although rules on the wearing of fascinators in the royal enclosure will be tightened, a hat or fascinator will be compulsory for women in the grandstand, which is open to the public and subject to less stringent rules.
Royal Ascot pins down hat guidelines
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They had a covered grandstand and a scoreboard which attracted a large and rowdy home crowd with streaking blue garbage can drummers.
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Even from the grandstand every gearchange is audible as the mechanicals mesh behind the driver.
Times, Sunday Times
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We helped to put them out and had a grandstand view of the fire.
Times, Sunday Times
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The old entrance next to the grandstand has been replaced by a new restaurant which has splendid views of the members' lawn and the horsewalk which connects parade ring and track.
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No, the police were guilty of neither operational incompetence nor grandstanding.
Times, Sunday Times
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It comes from a huge football ground with two full-size pitches and a rudimentary grandstand packed to the roof with people.
Times, Sunday Times
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Populist grandstanding is not really a real policy per se.
Matthew Yglesias » Who Gets Televised
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The railway then curves sharply around the mouth of Bow Creek, providing grandstand views of the Millennium Dome across the river, meeting up with the Jubilee and North London lines at Canning Town.
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For what it's worth, Tim ignores the media grandstanding and gets to the very heart of the issue.
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He made the music swing in his distinctive way, but never grandstanded or pulled focus from the whole.
A Sudden Void at the Vanguard
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Renewal must come to the culture through the heart, not through random fiats and the grandstanding of pols.
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Since opening in April 1999, the par - 72 course has gone from strength to strength with new buildings offering wonderful grandstand views over the ninth and 18th greens.
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Bowlers no longer join the attack from the Grandstand End, in front of the derelict carcass of a structure that used to be the only shelter for paying supporters when it rained - and in Derby it always rained.
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March 23rd, 2010 at 6: 54 pm tombaker says: like all the other great Kabuki Grandstanders of the R party, mr. mouthbreather is trying to use his unacceptable outburst as a fundraising tool. the GOP – bringing Larry Flynt salesmanship to the hallowed halls of Congress.
Think Progress » Neugebauer Won’t Apologize To House For Outburst That His GOP Colleague Calls ‘More Wrong’ Than Joe Wilson’s
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He jumped over the ropes and ran swiftly across the field, leaving Reggie to saunter along at his leisure, bowing to the ladies in the grandstand and on the tally-hos as he passed.
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I pushed up the sleeves of my long-sleeved no-particular-brand top, took off my sunnies and put them atop my cap, and then casually approached the figure leaning against this particular grandstand.
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She accused her opponent of engaging in cheap political grandstanding in front of the TV cameras.
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As a songwriter, despite the grandstanding closer Thinking About Tomorrow benefiting from William Orbit's warm remix, she specialises in the unmemorable, while lacking variety and gravitas.
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From our hotel room window, we had a grandstand view of the parade.
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Here he had a grandstand view of the day's action, of the admiral fighting his fleet and the captain fighting his ship.
Times, Sunday Times
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I loved MJ and his music, but really, this is just so wrong. you know so many people throughout MJs carrier mooched off his success and here it is continuing after he has passed ... have some respect for him and let him go and stop this grandstanding and riding his coattails ... it's tremendously embarrassing.
House holds moment of silence for Michael Jackson
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At the foot of the official downhill run, I sit in a mini grandstand amid a couple of hundred spectators.
Times, Sunday Times
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It was striking at midday Friday, in surveying the massive, mostly empty grandstands and the fancy hospitality buildings (not tents) erected on the course, what a huge commercial venture the Ryder Cup has become.
Ryders on the Storm
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Opponents of the measure say it's political grandstanding that could prove devastating to the economy.
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The new grandstand will hold 10, 875 racegoers if permission is granted.
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Desmond grandstanded before the inquiry, describing the Daily Mail as the "Daily Malicious" and its editor as the "fat butcher", and tried to justify the Express's stories about Diana by saying: "There has been speculation that Princess Diana was killed by the royal family.
Leveson inquiry: grandstanding Desmond plays down mistakes
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Members spent their time grandstanding for the TV cameras and scoring partisan points.
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It's the opening night at the Fulton County Fair in this tiny town in northwest Ohio, and the grandstands are packed for the first round of the event that is the annual highlight of this rural chivaree — Demolition Derby.
Orthodox Jews Turn to Demolition Derby in Bid for New Recruits
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We helped to put them out and had a grandstand view of the fire.
Times, Sunday Times
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To the right of the grandstand crowning a little brushy hill sat the fenced-in concrete pavilion, the spot for that evening's dance.
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Maybe we were all paying the karmic price for our premier's fatuous grandstanding.
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Fifteen points down with 10 minutes to go, a grandstand finish saw the Lakers scrape through by five points.
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There was a funfair in the car park at Cheltenham yesterday, and the grandstand roof was being repaired after wind damage.
Times, Sunday Times
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This should have been the signal for a grandstand finish from the hosts.
The Sun
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Enter the main grandstand and you find yourself sitting right on top of the action.
Times, Sunday Times
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Now this is what I call grandstanding-on-steroids.
McCain: Sorry, Five Joint Appearances With Obama Just Won't Do It
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These formal encounters are always an awkward mixture of grandstanding and highly technical wrangling about the terms of trade.
Times, Sunday Times
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Talk about a grandstand view.
Times, Sunday Times
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Its boathouse on the riverbank had a grandstand view of rolling hills dropping into the estuary.
Times, Sunday Times
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Often, the grandstand was the covered area of the ballpark.
WHY is the FOUL POLE FAIR?
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Opponents of the measure say it's political grandstanding that could prove devastating to the economy.
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There was a funfair in the car park at Cheltenham yesterday, and the grandstand roof was being repaired after wind damage.
Times, Sunday Times
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Cove Rock also offers a grandstand view of the area and this includes whale watching - when the whales are around.
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We had a grandstand view as bikes and cars hurtled past, and did we get our money's worth.
Times, Sunday Times
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Most were sitting on grass banks rather than in the new grandstand.
Times, Sunday Times
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At almost every race on the calendar, more than 120,000 spectators cram into the grandstands, all vying for a view of the millionaire superstar drivers.
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The place itself is outstanding, particularly because of the grandstand in front of the pits.
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I can tell you without a doubt … I’d allow myself to be staked out on top of a fire ant pile for three days before I’d have appeared at this sycophantic exercise in foppery, irrelevance and pathetic grandstanding!
Thank God Joe Biden was at the beer summit. - Moe_Lane’s blog - RedState
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He jumped over the ropes and ran swiftly across the field, leaving Reggie to saunter along at his leisure, bowing to the ladies in the grandstand and on the tally-hos as he passed.
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A charmer and a bully, an antiacademic who depended on educational funding, a man equally at home in a straw hut in Haiti and at a White House reception, Lomax was a controversial figure, often accused of exploitation and grandstanding.
The Catcher of Songs
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They filled an entire section of the grandstand opposite the Williams pit garage, cheered wildly and waved flags and yelled every time Montoya made an appearance.
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Yes Susan, we understand, you and Joe L. grandstanding is far more important than get this nut firmly convicted of murder under the UCMJ.
GOP Senator threatens Obama administration with subpoenas
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We searched for eight other sites until we came up with a suitable venue at the back of the new grandstand.
The Sun
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The second floor of the grandstand will house the primary horse racing and betting areas, but will add a restaurant and patio to provide improved seating and a better view of the races.
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The big finale, which should be an edge-of-seat cliffhanger, barely quickens the pulse, and merely provides Willis with the opportunity to grandstand.
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His grandstanding has increased suspicions that England have become unwitting accomplices to the ego trip of an eccentric billionaire.
Times, Sunday Times
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The next time the F1 testing rolls around to Silverstone try and go there… it is almost like seeing a race from the grandstands, bar the overtaking (which is minimal nowadays anyway).
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Most were sitting on grass banks rather than in the new grandstand.
Times, Sunday Times
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It's the opening night at the Fulton County Fair in this tiny town in northwest Ohio, and the grandstands are packed for the first round of the event that is the annual highlight of this rural chivaree—Demolition Derby.
Kosher Krusher Stems Jewish Intermarriage Through Demolition Derby
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He was twice involved in the last play of the game, which resulted in the grandstand finish.
Times, Sunday Times
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When I listened to his commentaries, I was in the Grandstand at whatever racecourse with him watching it in glorious colour!
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From there, you had a grandstand view of the private living room, as well as anybody coming from the staircase.
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The great man waved to the crowds in the main grandstand, and gentle applause wafted back at him.
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Now they are crowded round about us, trying to get a grandstand view.
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The temptation to play confrontation politics, to play to the grandstand, is the worrying consequence.
Canada after February 18, 1980
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Roux then grandstands and takes off his team blazer and tie and puts it up for auction - apparently at the request of a punter in the audience.
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This will give these WAR criminals an opportunity to grandstand and POSSIBLY be acquited under the civil system for crimes they plead guilty to under the tribunial system.
McCain blasts decision on terror suspects
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We have managed to stagger to a situation where fans of some sports and participants in others are birling hither, while fans and would-be sporty types from different pursuits have been confined to barracks and Grandstand.
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Most were sitting on grass banks rather than in the new grandstand.
Times, Sunday Times
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It was a grandstand finish to a game in which West Ham were second best.
The Sun
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They shoot several more scenes in the grandstands outside.
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The two grandstands frame the pitch in symmetrical tiers of seating, but are expressed in quite different ways.
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His high jinks, exuberance and grandstanding were the marks of an eccentric, a playboy, a socialite.
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Apparently newspaper book review sections are suffering not because the reviews they publish increasingly go unread, or because the newspapers that sponsor them are being irresponsible in abandoning literary/cultural coverage that doesn't fill the financial coffers amply enough, but because of bloggers and their incessant scribbling, their blogs with funny names, and their goldarned "shallow grandstanding and overblown ranting," their "childish free-for-alls.
Book Reviewing
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The BBC's classified football results on Final Score, once part of Grandstand, now soldiering on alone since the demise of the corporation's flagship television sports production, have provided a calm, soothing counterpoint to the dramatic tappity‑tap-taps of the teleprinter in its various guises since the feature was inaugurated in 1958.
BBC's Tim Gudgin calls time with: Airdrie United 11, Gala Fairydean 0 | Rob Bagchi
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Here he had a grandstand view of the day's action, of the admiral fighting his fleet and the captain fighting his ship.
Times, Sunday Times
