Sentence examples for audiences of both from inspiring English sources

It also houses a concert hall, and the all-white foyers provide ample space to audiences of both halls.

It was his sonorous baritone that announced the news to Radio City audiences of both the German and Japanese surrenders.

Put another way, CNN is forever trying to nibble away at the audiences of both Fox News and MSNBC.

Anand Menon, the director of the thinktank Britain in a Changing Europe, said the constructive ambiguity of playing to the audiences of both leavers and remainers, was never going to hold for ever.

Ms. Grunwald said that campaigns traditionally buy time on television news programs because they deliver older audiences of both party affiliations who are interested in the news and, the logic goes, therefore interested enough to vote.

As Mr. Foss was the subject of a Making Music program at Weill Recital Hall immediately after the concert, audiences of both could hear 50 years of his music, from the 1993 piano concerto to "Three American Pieces" from 1944.

Booker T. Washington spoke there in 1909 to a large audience of both white and black admirers.

Festivals can be a double-edged sword, she says, with an audience of both the curious and loyal.

Gaiman's intended audience of both kids and adults can't quite explain away such guileless prose.

"Dr. James Graham, the famous quack, stands on a small platform or pedestal, addressing an audience of both sexes who sit and stand in front of him.

Part of that is a practical matter: N.B.A. bloggers are generally writing for a very specific audience of hard-core fans, whereas a newspaper reporter or TV commentator is addressing a broader audience of both hard-core and casual fans.