Sentence examples for audience ageing from inspiring English sources

We have all the ingredients of a Restoration audience: ageing beauties, the aristocracy, wits, bankers and armed members of the public.

Nor is the classical audience aging any faster than the rest of America.

"Morningside" reached 1.5 million listeners, but as its audience aged, its support declined.

Radio 1 has a remit to target an audience aged 15 to 29, and executives are keen to promote the likes of chart-show host Reggie Yates, 25.

Keenly attuned to the audience aged 9 to 14, Mr. Ross has also played a significant role in the rise of the Jonas Brothers.

McKenna jumps in: "With panto, you've got an audience aged five to 95, and you've got to keep them all interested.

He was spotted in a theatre audience aged three, by a director who suggested to Hoult's mother that if he could concentrate on a play at that age then he could probably be in one.

The movie studio Paramount Pictures said it had instructed its ad agency to deliver the campaign to an audience aged between 15 and 24, and to ensure it would not be delivered on websites primarily targeted at children.

Today's games are much faster and sophisticated, and usually marketed to an audience aged 17 to 34.

Erica Futterman for Rolling Stone opined that the track's lyricism is "quintessentially swoonworthy" toward an audience aged approximately 8 to 12 and female.

Let me tell you, there's nothing quite like witnessing an audience aged 19-70 cram in a room to watch a nude performance art piece that captures the essence of human nature and connection.