Sentence examples for a audience of from inspiring English sources

In the prison camp, he formed an orchestra with fellow musicians and they performed Beethoven's 9th to a audience of disbelieving Nazis, including the commander of German troops in Paris.

Warhol's salvo was extended by the poet Christian Bök, who, in 2009, claimed, "We are probably the first generation of poets who can reasonably expect to write literature for a audience of artificially intellectual peers ….

We will then help share your world, with the world, in front of a audience of millions.

Nevertheless, they are complete and they are brutal, and they are the ones with a audience of viewers who are not entirely disaffected by what they see on television.

In Mexico City, an audience of a hundred and twenty thousand is typical.

Usually such events happen at architecture schools, before an audience of a few dozen.

One was by Bishop Ignacy Tokarxzuk, to an audience of half a million farmers in Czestochowa.

Mr. Willkie said the shows reached a vast audience, but not an audience of buyers.

A television broadcast about headache reached an audience of 520,000.

There's an audience of policy makers, there's an audience of NGOs, of human rights, of you name it.

It's an audience of up-and-coming travelers and an attractive audience for us".