0 present participle of spectate
1 to watch an activity, especially a sports event, without taking part
That's why there's no point in merely spectating because then it just passes you by, like watching people shopping.
Attempts and 4:48 demand fundamental changes in the modes of perception engendered by both reading and spectating.
That application is for additional playing and coaching facilities, so it is as much about participation as about spectating.
The debate should be taken seriously by all those participating and spectating.
They would like us spectating rather than influencing.
The only two significant trends in football spectating in recent years have been declining audiences and the worsening ground behaviour.
In addition, at least two of the spectating boats had bands aboard and tents were erected along the shore which was lined with spectators.
During this parade, where they build floats, they carry cans and ask the spectating public to make donations.
