Sentence examples for audiences of a from inspiring English sources
Some of his greatest performances were given at postconcert parties for audiences of a few dozen.
The orchestra, which sometimes includes 12 choir members, often plays to audiences of a few hundred.
Minnelli's movie and its actors were such perfect avatars that any adaptation will have to bear the comparison — from critics, if not from audiences of a new generation.
It also sketches a portrait — perhaps an unnervingly familiar picture for American audiences — of a society divided by sex, generation, religion and class.
His paintings contained allegorical meanings, puns, and jokes that were appreciated by his contemporaries but lost upon audiences of a later date.
RBC calculated that, at most, two dozen of the trolls' posts scored audiences of a million or more; the vast majority had less than a thousand page views.
The fifth series of Downton Abbey started last week, drawing in audiences of an average 8.43 million.
In Mexico City, an audience of a hundred and twenty thousand is typical.
Usually such events happen at architecture schools, before an audience of a few dozen.
One of them even spoke to businesswomen and to the audience of a Google-sponsored conference.
