Sentence examples for audiences on this from inspiring English sources

"More so than other issues, you run the risk of really splitting audiences on this," she said.

But audiences on this side of the Atlantic never saw it because the production's transfer to the United States was blocked by Actors Equity, the performers' union, which was concerned about protecting its members' jobs.

Sixty this year, Georg Friedrich Haas is a senior figure in contemporary music across Europe, though so far his music remains little known to audiences on this side of the channel.

MacKinnon added: "The safety of our staff is of paramount concern to us and we are doing everything in our power to ensure they can carry out their work helping to inform our audiences on this major story without intimidation or abuse".

I had the opportunity to address both Chinese and Americans audiences on this topic recently and people are quite concerned.

For the time being, the 36-year-old is largely unknown to audiences on this side of the pond, but he is a major star in Britain, thanks to his BAFTA-winning performance in the hit sitcom "Gavin and Stacey," which he also co-wrote and co-produced. .

He must convince a disaffected audience that on this issue, our president will stand above fear, politics, and division.

The audience on this night was clearly happy to take her advice.

Netflix launched in the UK in January 2012, meaning that its impressive tablet apps now have an audience on this side of the Atlantic too.

It was "an outsize pearl of British understatement" to say how happy he was to welcome his audience on this occasion.

The audience on this first of two sold-out nights at London's Forum cheer back at him, in a comforting kind of way.