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Meanings of rare spectacle in English
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Usage of rare spectacle in English
1
He was right, by heaven, when he promised us a rare spectacle!
2
But this day there was to be a rare spectacle at the New Market.
3
And, indeed, a rare spectacle was in store for them.
4
I am burning with impatience to witness this rare spectacle.
5
The girl watched him with eyes wide as saucers, witness to some rare spectacle.
6
Even members of the experienced multinational crew rotate short breaks to witness the rare spectacle.
7
Happily we get this rare spectacle at Wimbledon under Mr. Hillyard's able care and management.
8
A rare spectacle will be visible in the sky in the early hours of tomorrow morning.
9
The Interior Ministry said the meteorite explosion, a very rare spectacle, also unleashed a sonic boom.
10
Within a radius of a hundred miles of London town this is becoming a rare spectacle.
11
She is a rare spectacle in this neighbourhood.
12
The Manchester Exhibition framed a particularly rare spectacle:-
13
A rare spectacle has been spreading itself before the face of heaven during these last months.
14
It was a rare spectacle, of course-horrible, unforgettable.
15
There are thousands of gun shows in America each year, but machine gun shows are a rare spectacle.
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Johnny's interest was evenly divided between this rare spectacle and the recollection of the events that had recently transpired.
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