Sentence examples for a tiny audience in from inspiring English sources

O'Rahilly had discovered something intriguing: unlicensed ships in Europe with pirate transmitters playing music of their choosing to a tiny audience in the Netherlands and Scandinavia.

SR The last (and only) time Adele played Glastonbury, it was in front of a tiny audience in the Guardian tent in 2007.

Corey's all "let me put them to sleep," which makes him look like a really devoted dad... but you and I both know he's just hoping to get it in without a tiny audience cheering him on.

In light of the media's self-absorbed chatter about its own economic future (note to editors: writing about your business's plight is not a way to attract new readers), the piece looks at the Politico's business model, its often irresponsible propaganda packaged as "reporting," and above all else, its singular focus on catering to a tiny audience of media and political elites in Washington, D.C.

On a recent December night, they bumped into each other at Sid's Gold Request Room and sang live karaoke with a piano player, covering George Michael's "Careless Whisper" in front of a tiny audience.

A TWO-hour political debate scheduled to clash with an important football match, and running until midnight before a working day: unsurprisingly, the first televised debate in Brazil's presidential election drew a tiny audience share last night.

"Sailing Toward the Sunset" is representative: until last year, all of Zink's work was written for a tiny audience — generally as tiny as one or zero.

Even the highest-rated programs attract fewer than 2.5 million viewers, a tiny audience by the standards of network television.

The MSG Network was the first successful one, carrying the Knicks and the Rangers initially to a tiny audience.

Entertainment sites therefore either have to settle for a tiny audience, or to programme for narrowband (as Icebox does).

Winter — dumping ground for the lousy commercial thrillers with foreign films trying to grab a tiny audience.