Sentence examples for audience between the from inspiring English sources

It lost considerable ground in its audience between the ages of 25 and 54, an important group for advertisers.

It is by far the highest-rated network, and this season it lost only 3 percent of its audience between the ages of 18 and 49.

Over the last decade, the proportion of the national moviegoing audience between the ages of 50 and 59 doubled, while the proportion of teenagers shrank steadily.

As in most areas of mass attention, there is a wide gap in audience between the most popular programmes and the rest, making it hard for new shows to break out.

Although the Film Society reaches out to young people, Ms. Kuo, who has an 11-year-old son, wants to "start with an even younger audience, between the ages of 5 and 11".

It reached 30percentt of the audience between the ages of 18 and 49 -- the highest share ever for a Fox show with that group -- and did even better among those from 18 to 34, by posting a 35 share.

And such stories draw a line in the sand, dividing the audience between those who accept such categories as legitimate exceptions or justifications and those who don't.

There are a lot of connections that happen in the audience between people in the audience because the show makes them laugh, because it makes them get on their feet and dance.

"There really isn't much theater for audiences between the ages of talking trees and Tennessee Williams," he said.

Ms. Mann unearthed a scene in Russian, reportedly unknown to American audiences, between the old servant and Charlotta, the wandering governess.

Mr. Sondheim's are Broadway troupers, veterans of those fantastical Ziegfeldesque revues that wowed audiences between the two world wars, meeting for the last time in 1971 to celebrate lost theater glory and to confront the consequences of lost youth.