Sentence examples for audience rolls from inspiring English sources

The intended audience rolls its eyes or even starts to lose interest altogether.

The problem: Disney's "Oz the Great and Powerful," which goes after a nearly identical audience, rolls out around the world next weekend and is attracting very strong advance interest, according to box office analysts.

The ferret-legging contest was one of the few things in any theatre guaranteed to make the audience roll in the aisles with laughter.

I'm not a one-issue person". Some of the D'Amato supporters in the audience rolled their eyes and giggled as Mr. Rosenbaum spoke, though several women came up later and thanked him profusely.

Even undemanding TV audiences rolled their eyes when Buffy The Vampire Slayer made its debut in 1997.

Widely popular, topical publications directed at niche audiences rolled out in the '40s and '50s, including Sports Illustrated and Rolling Stone.

In the audience, eyes rolled.

In one of her playful conceits, Ms. Riordan relies on chance to determine what story to tell, asking the audience to roll dice to choose between subjects.

But aside from satisfying both camps in its gaming audience, Microsoft rolled out a string of content aimed at piquing the interest of non-gamers and expanding on its console's capabilities as a family hub.

And while this might lead to seemingly endless audience eye-rolls in the summer season, the upside is the annual Brandcameo product placement awards, which takes great pleasure in rewarding the most obnoxiously stuffed films of the year.

It's sadly predictable how already thin and beautiful actresses will start losing dramatic amounts of weight once they land a role on TV, but most shows simply expect the audience to roll with it as if we can't see it happening.