Sentence examples for audiences are shown from inspiring English sources

In Stripped/Dressed the choreographer Doug Varone has created a series in which audiences are shown two sides of a production: the first half reveals inspirations behind a dance, while the second half showcases the piece itself.

As the teaser unfolds, audiences are shown a British ship under siege by ghost pirates (probably not the same ghost pirates who have previously plagued the films, but to a certain extent all ghost pirates look the same to me) as the fog rolls in off the sea. .

London audiences are showing an appetite for serious British auteurs with some challenging things to say.

Large audiences are showing up for Da Vinci Code lectures and sermons.

Despite the familiarity of the bestselling Robert Harris novel for the earlier film, audiences are showing stronger interest in a real-life character – whose tragic denouement gives The Imitation Game some real emotional purchase – than a fictional composite.

Some critics have suggested the update feels perfunctory, and audiences are showing tepid interest, with "Tarzan" projected to open at about $35 million domestically over the holiday weekend, a lackluster performance for a movie that cost $180 million to make.

It's past time that cinematic audiences were shown that there's moral space in superhero universes between the Hero Who Saves the Day (Even If Reluctantly) and the sadistic, all-life-destroying villain.

At the end of the month, audiences were shown a glimpse of the film along with some of Marvel's other Phase Two slate of films at Disney XD's Disney Fandom event.

In order to examine the fullest possible picture of what Australian audiences were shown about medical tourism, these television data were supplemented with print items extracted from the Factiva database of Australian newspaper coverage for the same time-period.

Videos designed to whip up the emotional temperature of the audience are shown, and fervid calls for youngsters to accept Christ are made.

I hope that you carry on enjoying football, Leo". Lionel Messi is the next Ballon d'Or nominee to step on to stage, as the audience are shown a highlights reel of his year.