Sentence examples for audience featured from inspiring English sources
The attractive sets, which drew applause from the audience, featured a blue, rectilinear two-story palace, with lots of pink roses and two masks on columns.
The audience featured mainly young Palestinians and foreign expatriates, a common mix in a city that has become the West Bank's administrative capital.Running at nearly two hours, the documentary can be difficult to watch.
At the time, the Phil Redmond serial about a London comprehensive, aimed at a teenage audience, featured future EastEnders Todd Carty as "Tucker Jenkins and Susan Tullyy as Suzanne Ross.
This audience featured almost all of the movie's leads, including returning heroes Sylvester Stallone, Jason Statham, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Dolph Lundgren, as well as new recruits Harrison Ford, Mel Gibson and Kelsey Grammar.
Like Dick Clark's "American Bandstand," which reached a national audience, "The Clay Cole Show," taped before a studio audience, featured a regular cast of young dancers who moved to the latest Top 10 records and thrilled to the sight of pop stars lip-synching their hits.
The media continues to highlight the lack of women on boards; two recent editions of Directors & Boards, a publication for that audience, featured recent cover stories: "It Happened in Norway: Gender Quota on Boards Should it be Tried Here?" and "Are Boards TOO OLD?" The business case has been made a number of times.
This new arrival, we're told, "reinterprets Provençal cuisine for an urban audience, featuring an imaginative range of sunshine food full of fresh, bold flavours".
It cost about $20 – but if I were going to do it again, I'd probably use SurveyMonkey's paid audience feature instead of Facebook ads to (hopefully) get a better sample.
The upbeat tune, recorded in English and intended for a Western audience, features some dubious rhymes.
Originally the show was recorded without a studio audience, featuring only the laughter of its own off-camera staff members.
Many of the shows targeted for the tween audience feature a sassy, edgy tweens as the primary character.
