Sentence examples for audience stood at from inspiring English sources

Although the show's audience has declined by 5% from a year ago - when its audience stood at 766,000 - it has declined at a lesser rate than all of the other drivetime challengers in London.

In the third quarter of 2008, Radio 2's audience stood at 13.06 million, according to the latest figures from industry body Rajar, giving it a 16% share of the total radio audience.

That's the audience that is listening to Radio 4.' When Boaden became the station's controller in 1999, Radio 4's weekly audience stood at just under 8.8 million and the station's influence was palpable.

Bacon's audience stands at 830,000.

He got bored of it in the end!" During the world premiere of One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest in Chicago on 19 November 1975, the audience stood and cheered at the strangling sequence.

Someone in the audience stood up to shout at him.

As an audience stood and watched like voyeurs at a rave, they would shout above the music, mixing Shakespeare ("never doubt I love") with more modern cries about "caring too much".

And so, for a couple of minutes, the audience stood transfixed as Robinson padded away at his screen.

"The first scene came on with Richie and Max and — I am not exaggerating — the whole audience stood up and started screaming back at the screen," Campus said.

When he finished, at least half the audience stood and clapped, albeit briefly.

And at her first entrance the audience stood, with applause and shouts of "Brava," to greet her.