Sentence examples for audiences between the from inspiring English sources

"There really isn't much theater for audiences between the ages of talking trees and Tennessee Williams," he said.

Ms. Mann unearthed a scene in Russian, reportedly unknown to American audiences, between the old servant and Charlotta, the wandering governess.

The channel was launched in 2003 and set out to create programmes that brought in younger audiences between the ages of 16 and 24, broadcasting to around 11m viewers each week.

The unflaggingly extrovert Brazilian Tania Maria has been hitting audiences between the eyes and ears with an exuberant mix of Brazilian, Afro-Latin, pop, fusion and bebop for four decades.

Mr. Sondheim's are Broadway troupers, veterans of those fantastical Ziegfeldesque revues that wowed audiences between the two world wars, meeting for the last time in 1971 to celebrate lost theater glory and to confront the consequences of lost youth.

As YouTube gets more like Twitch, and Twitch gets more like YouTube, Maron and the emerging crop of gaming personalities will be choosing whether to throw their lot in with one of the platforms, or continue to divide their energies (and audiences) between the two.

It lost considerable ground in its audience between the ages of 25 and 54, an important group for advertisers.

The final part of Channel 4 comedy The Kevin Bishop Show had 1.8 million viewers, 9% of the audience, between the two Big Brother instalments at 10pm.

It is by far the highest-rated network, and this season it lost only 3 percent of its audience between the ages of 18 and 49.

Over the last decade, the proportion of the national moviegoing audience between the ages of 50 and 59 doubled, while the proportion of teenagers shrank steadily.

In the 60's the weekly WABC-AM Top 40 show "Cousin Brucie's Saturday Night Dance Party" had a 25 share in New York and reached an audience between the ages of 10 and 60.