Sentence examples for audience long from inspiring English sources

"If people are worried about losing their audience, they're not going to have their audience long anyway," Mr. Mellencamp said.

Then again, accepted wisdom suggests Radiohead shouldn't be here at all: that they should have alienated their mass audience long ago.

Viewing figures aren't great, but it's the sort of show that takes a while to catch on – it may well find its audience long after it's gone from the airwaves.

Netflix's "Grace and Frankie," starring Lily Tomlin and Jane Fonda, is a more old-fashioned sitcom, but it's also a welcome mirror for an audience long deprived of one.

Introduced as archetypal figures in this piece, Eiko stands with her back to the audience, long black hair upon her white jacket, and Koma is in a red robe, equally frozen in his tension.

GAZA — Palestinians erupted in triumphant celebrations here on Thursday, vowing new unity among rival factions and a renewed commitment to the tactic of resistance, while Israel's leaders sought to soberly sell the achievements of their latest military operation to a domestic audience long skeptical of cease-fire deals like the one announced the night before.

Once Balanchine died, in 1983, what his audience longed for was more Balanchine, any Balanchine, and so his people started raiding the attic.

When Tom Baker's Doctor left her on a suburban street and she strolled off whistling merrily, the audience longed to know what happened next.

The lovers are fated by temperament and physical attraction to join together, or stay together, and the audience longs for that ending with an urgency that is as much moral as sentimental.

"Her audience longed to see her break loose".

Yet global audiences long turned up their noses at its quality.