Sentence examples for audiences once again from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

With Blue Planet II, Sir David Attenborough captivated audiences once again and helped the BBC grab more viewers than Strictly, Simon Cowell doling out stink or indeed any other TV show in the UK.

The chief problem was that it asked audiences, once again, to believe that the first film was a documentary and it ignored what, to him, was the most fascinating aspect of the "Blair Witch" phenomenon: the cultural hysteria that the original film produced.

"I've waited three decades to be able to show this film to audiences once again," Christian said.

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.

After all, Peter Morgan's play, "The Audience," once again casts Ms. Mirren as Elizabeth II, the monarch for whom this actress won an Oscar six years ago for the film "The Queen," written — you guessed it — by Mr. Morgan.

A lightheartedly bitter John Prine song gets the audience once again on her side.

The emergence of sound film effectively separated deaf from hearing audience members once again".