Sentence examples for audience someone from inspiring English sources

At one point out in the audience, someone thundered, "No more Slick Willie".

If you have enough of an audience, someone will pay for your material.

By making a film about an unpopular war that still gives the audience someone to root for, she may have struck gold.

"When Len smiles to the Western audience, someone who's never dealt with Russia says, If that's the face of Russian business, sign me up!" the Western executive added.

"Any time an athlete has an audience, someone applauding, it props him up a little," said Kyle Clifton, a linebacker beginning his seventh season with the Jets.

Nor does Instagram lend itself to Twitter-style pile-ons, where big names retweet (share beyond its intended audience) someone else's tweet, inciting followers to ridicule or attack it.

These characters give white audiences someone to "root" for (since rooting for black people cannot possibly furnish ample pleasure), stoking a comfortable sense that things are now different, or would already have been different "back then" if someone like them had been around.

"The audience likes someone they can identify with, someone they can believe in.

It was a mainly black audience and someone said: "When will we have our own Spike Lee?" Someone else said: "We have one – his name's Isaac Julien".

His audience wants someone rubbing their back and Liking their Facebook photos, inspirational Tumblrs to re-blog, someone telling them she's going to text you back, she probably just has no service.

In the dazzling "My Book," a take on Sloth by the composer and lyricist Jeff Blumenkrantz, Ms. McDonald became a haggard writer desperate to enlist help from the audience -- someone to cart away her television, confiscate her cellphones, wake her up at dawn -- so that she can complete an overdue manuscript: "I may hate you," she sang, "but I'll thank you in my book".