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Discover LudwigThe phrase "audiences coming" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the arrival or participation of audiences in events, performances, or gatherings.
Example: "The theater was filled with excitement as audiences coming from all over the city gathered for the opening night."
Alternatives: "audiences arriving" or "audiences attending".
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And that is what keeps audiences coming back.
"It's built for audiences coming in and out.
We've seen audiences coming out of the VR film experience in tears.
This is usually a good thing, with large, hip young audiences coming to be provoked.
But it doesn't stop audiences coming back for more or some of those records being fascinating time capsules".
We've got audiences coming in, people are enjoying the shows and want more".
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And yet, audiences came.
My audiences come all dressed up.
Where will future audiences come from?
I just hope audiences come out warm, happy and reassured.
Will audiences come to Mr. Glover's explosive play?
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