Sentence examples for audience when it was from inspiring English sources

The play reached an even wider audience when it was televised in 1959.

Her appeal reached an even wider audience when it was published on The Washington Post's "On Faith" blog.

In the 1980s break dancing reached a greater audience when it was adopted by mainstream artists such as Michael Jackson.

While waiting in his dressing room before the show that night, Mr. La Verdiere turned off the audio monitor so he would not hear the audience when it was announced that he was replacing Mr. Broderick.

Soon after its original premiere, he said, "Nothing but a Man" was released in 16 millimeter, and found a black audience when it was shown in churches and schools.

Morgan's work hit a broader audience when it was taken up by Friedrich Engels (most famous for being the co-author of the The Communist Manifesto) in his book The Origin of Family, Private Property and the State.

loses nearly a third of its audience when it is repeated.

Trying to envisage what we are shooting will look like to an audience when it is reversed is a total hassle.

Jacob H. Knoll is excellent as Prologue and Chorus, engagingly setting the scenes and gently prodding the audience when it's time to move.

The book's brisk sales in Britain (nearly 35,000 copies in its first week) and the intense interest in the United States suggest a sizable audience when it's published here by G. P. Putnam's Sons in December.

(This is jazz aimed at a wide audience; when it's challenging, it's mid-period Coltrane-challenging — a well-established American sound — and when it's less so, it bears benign traces of singsong supper-club fusion, with the guest star John Patitucci playing guitarlike melodic improvisations on piccolo bass).