Use of the word grandstand in a sentence example

grandstand

Last update: October 27, 2015

Spectators had seats on a huge temporary floating grandstand with scoreboards for all to see. [noun]

It was not just the bagpipes, or the torches on the grandstand roofs, belching 100ft flames into the late-afternoon sky. [noun]

"Good thing I reserved a seat in your grandstand for myself, wasn't it, pardner." [Please select]

And Miss Barry took us up to the grandstand to see the horse races. [Please select]

She's a pretty one to look at, but she's just a 'grandstand' ladies' choice. [Please select]

In front of the grandstand stretched a wide, green field, enclosed with a low fence. [Please select]

I should go because there was something worth doing--not as a grandstand play. [Please select]

Fine parents we were--there was Nandy, go-cart and all, bumpety-bumping down the grandstand steps. [Please select]

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