Sentence examples for audience ground from inspiring English sources

Note that Voskuil doesn't mean to show an audience ground shifting and birds diving: she's feeling for steps, or feeling for the sensibility from which interesting motion arises.

"With smaller capacities, no one standing and a wealthier audience, grounds have become quieter".

For that, you just had to look at the audience at ground zero of the conservative movement.

Would an Olympics audience stomach ground and pound?

Baxter tells me that arts investors Creative Scotland refused his initial application for money – he wanted £10,000 – on "lack of audience interest" grounds.

And are these less-than-subtle knocks at the sophistication of the American musical and the Broadway audience actually grounded in fact?

He slept in a car to save on rent, and through persistence gradually built his audience from the ground up.

Academics and politicians will be invited into the balloon for a discussion, which will be broadcast live to an audience on the ground.

When executed correctly, giving music – even entire albums – away free is a way to build a savvy, pacesetting audience from the ground up, an audience that will spread the gospel via social networking platforms.

It's famous, notorious even, for including as one of those scenes the Helicopter Quartet, first performed in 1995, in which the four members of a string quartet take to the skies with their instruments in four helicopters, and sound and video images of their aerial playing is transmitted to the audience on the ground.

In an upstairs room at the Stonewall Inn in New York, drag legend Lady Bunny paused her stream of filthy jokes and Adele parodies just long enough to tell her audience: "This is ground zero for LGBT rights in this country – and the world".