Sentence examples for audience composed of from inspiring English sources

In 2013, the hit The Conjuring had an audience composed of 53% women; The Purge had an audience of 56% women.

Bengals 30, Jaguars 20 The other two starting rookie quarterbacks squared off before a television audience composed of family and close friends.

McCardell came out on stage at the end, and the audience — composed of many of the editors and writers who had championed her career in their pages — rose and gave her a long ovation.

Minkowski's essay given here -- the work for which he is most remembered outside the world of pure mathematics -- was first given orally to an audience composed of scientists but not primarily of physicists.

The privately held Ringling show, which brings in some $600 million in annual revenue, "has a core audience composed of moms and their children," said Tim Holst, vice president for talent and production.

Coming through the door, however, the main thing I noticed was the audience, composed of a broad mix of ages and colours, many of them uninhibitedly dancing or clapping throughout.

The proportion of Broadway audiences composed of out-of-towners, who are likely to be looking for family entertainment, has grown by half in the last 25 years.

Different audiences composed of different demographics will often have different reactions.

This year's pantomime, Cinderella, is about to start in front of an audience composed largely of under-fives and their mums, plus a sprinkling of slightly sozzled twentysomething males.

His jaunty presentation of this controversial theory, for which he wore a bowler hat, could only have been improved had he been forced to perform in front of an audience composed entirely of angry Rastafarians.

By now the audience, composed largely of women, was in fits of laughter.