Sentence examples for audiences made from inspiring English sources

It didn't matter because audiences made Laura a phenomenal success at the box office….

These stock audiences made up of extras, react just as they should, and enthusiasm is a weak word for them when they run riot.

Echoes of its predecessor, "Nabucco" — in particular, stirring choruses with patriotic undertones for Italian audiences — made "I Lombardi" a hit in 1843.

He and other health experts say they are enthusiastic about Viacom's campaign because its properties include Black Entertainment Television, Nickelodeon, MTV and other media outlets with audiences made up of the people most affected by AIDS: minorities and young people.

The broadcasters are proposing that the debates would take place on 2 April, 16 April and 30 April at locations around the UK, with audiences made of up members of the general public, who will be able to ask questions.

Had the world not changed on Sept. 11, the teenage Talib might have anticipated a career back in Marin, schooling audiences made up of his middle-class homies in the leadership secrets of Mullah Omar.

Theater audiences make various sounds during performances.

Just what is this pact that artists and audiences make?

"I don't think audiences make that distinction.

Whopping television audiences make it the world's richest league, expected to net £3.1 billion ($4.8 billion) in revenues this season.

It will be intriguing too to see what international audiences make of such eccentric and quintessentially British fare.