Sentence examples for English audiences from inspiring English sources

"English audiences couldn't quite keep up with the quickfire way the play was written".

English audiences may be comfortable with the racist stereotype, but Broadway audiences quickly weary of it, and of him.

English audiences will shout out 'Cheer up, Hank.'" BJ Cole, a pedal-steel player from the unlikely setting of Enfield, Middlesex, has a different theory.

English audiences produce an unmistakable noise at the end of a great night of theatre — a revved-up, rapid-fire applause that is almost caffeinating in its effect.

English audiences are not as a rule inclined to waste time applauding at or during an interval: they usually have other things to do".

He thinks English audiences are more tolerant.

Fears: A sceptical English audience  is not as receptive to her message as Scots voters.

She was, nevertheless, presenting the English audience with a cautionary tale.

Pushkin Children's Books are to be congratulated in making it available to an English audience.

For an English audience, Racine is provocatively untheatrical: the action does not develop at all.

This week a wider English audience will have the first chance to witness the Philander phenomenon.