Sentence examples for audience wake from inspiring English sources

If the festival organisers manage to succeed with their last-minute negotiations and tempt a big-name politician to join Austin on his sofa, it will add a further "must-see" element to Sunday and certainly make the audience wake up.

When will the audience wake from the rabbits' laughter.

I remember the audience waking up from its polite cultural stupor and beginning to enjoy itself.

Likely to an audience waking up, tuning in and doing exactly the same.

The Radio 4 audience wakes up, showers and eats breakfast with them.

James Taylor, the chronicler of a generation's soul-woes, who has, over four decades, held the affection of an audience, woke up this year to find….

By Adam Gopnik James Taylor James Taylor, the chronicler of a generation's soul-woes, who has, over four decades, held the affection of an audience, woke up this year to find himself, at the age of sixty-three, suddenly revered.

When your audience wakes up the next morning they need to be thinking about your presentation and talking to their investor friends about what they just heard.

Some of this is driven by a newly relevant news cycle that has seen American audiences wake up to the day-to-day decisions that are reshaping the country from the halls of power in Congress and the White House.

It is 10 years on Friday since Calzaghe unified his division in a boxing "masterclass" that will live long in sporting folklore - and it was the night the world and lucrative American audiences woke up to British boxing's best kept secret.

It was Young, after all, who spent his 1972 tour literally screaming at his docile hippy audience to wake up and realise that the utopian dreams of the Woodstock nation were dead, and that they had been bullshit all along.