The phrase "audiences good" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something positive about audiences, but it lacks proper grammatical structure and context.
Example: "The feedback from audiences good was overwhelming, indicating that the performance was well-received."
Alternatives: "audiences are pleased" or "audiences responded positively".
AFTER conducting choirs and orchestras around the world for nearly four decades, Barry Hemphill has seen his share of audiences, good and bad.
In my view, that's good for audiences, good for the industry but we look forward to hearing the views of others.
Unlike his Shake & Fingerpop sessions, which were synonymous with the reawakening of interest in vintage soul and funk in the mid-Eighties, and High on Hope, which first brought the new House music of Detroit and Chicago to eager London audiences, Good Times has endured and thrived into its fourth decade.
The answer to all of the above of course is that you can do jazz repertory any way you want; it does do audiences good to reconsider music of the past (and for many of us to discover it for the first time).
"I think she lost audience good will in taking that track, instead of soaking up their admiration".
It won him a wide audience, good notices and a great deal of personal satisfaction.
In the era of the multiplex blockbuster, when adolescent boys have become the most important target audience, good roles for women have been depressingly scarce.
Just now it would do both company and audience good to see Ms. Mearns tackling as large a spectrum of his ballets as can be managed.
I can think of few people in show business who enjoy greater audience good will than Steve Carell and Tina Fey, yet their début vehicle as a screen couple, "Date Night," is a clunky and obvious comedy, well beneath their talents.
Audience: Good afternoon!
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