Sentence examples for audience to know from inspiring English sources

Geddy: "We don't expect the audience to know the standard.

Is it really all that awful for your audience to know where you're from?

It wasn't long: "I would like the audience to know that eighty per cent of this play is Moss Hart".

He wants the audience to know that Thornhill is in imminent danger, but from what?

It was popular and clearly created a craving in the playhouse audience to know what happened next.

When worms turn, they like their previously unappreciative audience to know that they have discovered a backbone.

Divided Task, Unified Look Still, Mr. Christie wanted audiences to know their full pedigrees.

They want their audiences to know that what they do isn't magic, because — duh — magic doesn't exist.

"But I think it is good for audiences to know that a documentary is not just stuff that happens.

It's not uncommon to find Iceland grabbing attention in Hollywood movies – it's just rare for audiences to know it is Iceland.

It is hard for audiences to know: after all, she departs the scene at just the point that the public are invited into the room.