bleachers

"I think I'll get out myself," said Hooker, descending from the bleachers.

She hears from the bleachers a thunderous roar, and thinks it announces his fate.

The last campus practice was half over, the bleachers were crowded.

The Juniors returned to the bleachers, shaking their heads in disgust.

Jack Smith, in spotless tennis flannels, sat on the bleachers.

At the games, among the Gang on the bleachers, Carl went mad with fervor.

The bleachers rocked and creaked and swayed with the rhythm of it.

I didn't want him to sit in the bleachers—at least not until he had proved that this was the place for him.

The spectators in the stand and on the bleachers were standing.

In a few minutes Henry had quietly left his place on the bleachers.