Sentence examples for audiences once from inspiring English sources

It's erasing all the hope that our cinemas and audiences once had".

The subcontinent's hunger for this heroic tale hasn't waned; since January, a new big-budget prime-time series of The Ramayana has been drawing massive audiences once again.

At long last, they hope, the founding message of the installation, as a reflection on the passage of time, will resonate with audiences once again.

Most audiences, once they'd dealt with the confusion of being shouted at by a woman dressed as an ant, understood what I was doing.

Now Ms. Parks is surprising New York audiences once again, by writing what at first appears to be her slickest, most conventional play to date.

This would once have been described as a "women's picture", a term now considered derogatory by those who forget that female cinema audiences once greatly outnumbered male ones.

The Chicago orchestra experimented with different strategies to jolt the work's audience once again.

By expanding his range in "The Truman Show," Mr. Carrey risks shrinking his audience once again.

A friendly and lively audience once they have decided to like you.

She added: "One little girl waved to her mother in the audience once.

As for his audience, once upon a time it might have stood up and cheered as he insulted the heckler.