Sentence examples for audience a year from inspiring English sources

Clay's bombastic schtick would reach a British audience a year later when he fought Henry Cooper at Wembley.

I'm Not Cute!" also has a certain negative insistence in its title, as well as an exclamation point, but it's more conventional than "Do Not Open This Book!" and "Don't Let the Pigeon Stay Up Late!" A gently witty tale, "I'm Not Cute!" is aimed at audiences a year or two younger than the other books.

Breakfast show host Sara Cox has lost almost 1 million listeners from her BBC Radio 1 audience in a year.

The venerable CBS newsmagazine scored its highest overall audience in a year and its best ratings in the categories most sought by advertisers in three years.

They wrote the book for an academic audience, but a year later a report in the Harvard Business Review described cultural intelligence as a core capability essential for success in 21st-century business.

Mark Linn-Baker had his first encounter with child audiences when "A Year With Frog and Toad" opened in Minneapolis.

COMMENT FROM ADAM K: Didn't Bob McDonnell have a small audience a few years back?

[I am] not so sure that I agree," she told a Californian audience a few years ago.

And Welch flashed her sly sense of humor in "Look at Miss Ohio," a finely detailed portrait of small-town life that Miranda Lambert brought to a wider audience a few years ago when the country star recorded it for her album "Four the Record".

NBC's two-hour season finale of "The Biggest Loser" on Tuesday night attracted 11 million viewers, the show's largest audience in almost a year, according to Nielsen's estimates.

"You just can't get through life without a sense of humor these days," Ms. Kaufman told an audience in 1993, a year after learning that her cancer had spread.