Sentence examples for audiences pass from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, on their way to Avery Fisher, the Philharmonic's audiences pass through a Lincoln Center Plaza that is more pleasant than ever.

In 2007, donations for the new space included up to $40,000 from audiences passing around a hard hat after performances.

Circus menageries in the United States were exhibited in separate tents, and audiences passed through them before going into the main performance in the "big top".

At times, the audience passed close enough to the singers so that the opera became almost a chamber play.

Young women strolled through the audience passing out pamphlets explaining the bank's trust and estate services.

He talked about a reading he once gave of a particularly gory story of his called "Guts," where not one but two people in the audience passed out.

The Guardian's global digital audience passed 70 million unique browsers in November – 45 million of those outside the UK – according to the latest Audit Bureau of Circulations figures.

Inside the storefront on Wednesday the lights were dimmed and the audience passed around metal cooking pots of popcorn as they watched a series of short films and trailers.

Not knowing to take a hint, I launched into a description of the movie, finishing with the shot of Warner Baxter sitting near the stage door, unrecognized and ignored, while the audience passes by raving about the show he was responsible for.

A member of the audience passed a question to the moderator, who read it to Armey: How can the Federalist Papers be an inspiration for the tea party, when their principal author, Alexander Hamilton, "was widely regarded then and now as an advocate of a strong central government"?

But 45% of those who faced a hostile audience passed.