Sentence examples for audiences to this from inspiring English sources
He would clearly have had the option of returning to Paris at a time when Marcel Pagnol, Jean Renoir, Jean Vigo and Marcel Carne were making, or about to make, films that entrance audiences to this day.
Now the company has a $6 million annual budget, a 900-seat house surrounded by farmland on the shore of Lake Otsego -- James Fennimore Cooper's Glimmerglass -- and a reputation for adventurous programming and solid casts that has attracted audiences to this operatically out-of-the-way spot, 225 miles northwest of New York.
BBC Director of Sport Barbara Slater said: "We are delighted to extend our deal with the ATP's season-ending event, ensuring that we can continue to bring audiences to this first class tennis tournament on the BBC through to 2015.
With music by Tchaikovsky, it enchants and inspires audiences to this day as a staple of many international ballet companies.
Reznor began smashing his equipment while on stage; Rockbeat interviewer Mike Gitter attributed the live band's early success in front of rock oriented audiences to this aggressive attitude.
In coupling the Agustín Lira and Alma concert with the One Life: Dolores Huerta exhibition, the Smithsonian introduces audiences to this important chapter in U.S. labor history, celebrating two of its notable leaders.
There could be little resistance, onstage or in the audience, to this gale-force lover.
Here we decided unashamedly to expose the audience to this unfamiliar genre: how else could the drama confront the very real issues encountered daily by Syrians?
A TV appearance on Letterman recently alerted a wider audience to this underdog Baltimore vocals-bass-synths trio, now three albums old.
In any film you try to have a sense of what you're trying to achieve, and after 'Bourne Ultimatum' the challenge to us was 'can you take a broad audience to this subject?'.
FOR many, the Berkshire Mountains are inimitably tied to one season: summer, when the area's tandem blooms of high culture and cherished New England countryside draw a devoted global audience to this sparsely populated corner of Massachusetts.
