Sentence examples for audience member given from inspiring English sources

Essentially a 45-minute walking tour of a small, old section of Philadelphia, each "performance" was scheduled by appointment for an individual audience member (given the code name Buzzz) who received instructions by cellphone calls from a mysterious "McKenna," code name Buzz, on where to walk and what to look at.

Even so, it would require a lot of luck to reach the first night without an actor, reader or audience member giving away whatever the game is.

Some audience members gave the Nazi salute.

Audience members give their opinions about Marlon Brando.

Five randomly chosen audience members give each poem a score from one to ten, and the lowest and highest marks are dropped.

It isn't unusual to see Mr. Kushner sitting in the audience as his plays are performed, and to see audience members giving him notes during intermissions.

But Mr. Nadj's distinctive and peculiarly personal vision of the world prevailed, and at the end, 2,000 thoroughly damp audience members gave the work a standing ovation.

(This is a real phenomenon in which audience members give a Julie Andrews movie the "Rocky Horror Picture Show" treatment, dressing up as nuns, Nazis, whatever).

Some audience members gave me the sense that Broadway Underground, a show that apparently developed from fringe beginnings four years ago, is customarily as good as this.

After another edit, it screened at the Sundance Film Festival here, to a mixed reception; some audience members gave Mr. Penn a standing ovation at the premiere, but others said they found his performance mannered and the story bizarre.

Mr. Hancock was so proficient at it that his recitals were sometimes organized as tests of skill, with audience members giving him sealed envelopes containing suggestions of melodies for him to embellish.