| As the support and every other onlooker held their breath, it was Wilkie who blootered it clear before the Dutchmen could pounce. |
| There is an energy about her that dances erratically, a kind of life-enhancing raucousness that makes the onlooker feel just a bit more alive. |
| As the girl walked off to try her blandishments on a more responsive onlooker, another girl glided up to Conan and tapped on his arm. |
| The most concerned onlooker is Germany, which sees its credit lying behind the entire euro area. |
| Above the imperial doors the onlooker discovers the princely bicephalous eagle. |
| This will or ought to be the message from the November jobs summit, where Mr Flynn should be little more than an onlooker. |
