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As professional tennis emerges haltingly from the pandemic, tournaments continue to be canceled, postponed or staged with diminished fields and sparse grandstands, raising questions about when this year’s season will reach full swing.
AFTER TWO KNEE SURGERIES, ROGER FEDERER SAYS, ‘I JUST FEEL LIKE THE STORY’S NOT OVER YET’LIZ CLARKEMARCH 26, 2021WASHINGTON POST
I remember looking at my pregnant colleagues working on the business and just feeling like it was them grandstanding for PR.
‘WALK THE WALK OF YOUR CORPORATE VALUES’: CONFESSIONS OF A DIGITAL AGENCY EXEC ON LOST LEVERAGE IN ITS CLIENT RELATIONSHIP DUE TO COVIDKRISTINA MONLLOSMARCH 12, 2021DIGIDAY
Luckily the Senate is not a place where people like to grandstand.
IS THE CHOICE FOR DEMOCRATS JOE MANCHIN OR THE MINORITY?PHILIP BUMPFEBRUARY 25, 2021WASHINGTON POST
In front of the grandstand stretched a wide, green field, enclosed with a low fence.
THE AUTOMOBILE GIRLS IN THE BERKSHIRESLAURA DENT CRANE
Meanwhile Tom, on the grandstand, was seeing them, and being very proud of his relationship to the Ship o the Fiend.
WINONA OF THE CAMP FIREMARGARET WIDDEMER
In the grandstand a group of girls and boys belonging to Riverport had gathered early, having seats adjacent.
FRED FENTON ON THE TRACKALLEN CHAPMAN
They were in the grandstand, each willing and glad to forget, for the moment, just how weirdly wonderful life was.
BUNKER BEANHARRY LEON WILSON
A hush fell over the grandstand as the home players took their places on the diamond.
MYSTERY WINGSROY J. SNELL
You will not do this by any grandstand plays, or even by prayer.
MANPOWERLINCOLN CLARKE ANDREWS
But Laura noted that Colonel Swayne had a prominent seat in the grandstand.
THE GIRLS OF CENTRAL HIGHGERTRUDE W. MORRISON
SYNONYM OF THE DAYMAY 13, 2021
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