Sentence examples for audiences will know from inspiring English sources

Oxford (which National theatre audiences will know is not a town but a university) looms large.

Inevitably, audiences will know that he is played by Matt Damon and thus will be found alive.

Some audiences will know if there is a deep meaning to the work; others will be happy just to watch the spectacle.

Most audiences will know Marber's name from Closer, the 1997 play that became an international sensation, then a starry Hollywood movie, and was revived earlier this year at London's Donmar Warehouse.

WHEN Richard Gere, 55, steps onto the floor on Oct. 15 with Jennifer Lopez, 35, in Miramax's "Shall We Dance?," audiences will know in a heartbeat whether they've got that mysterious tension known as chemistry.

I never want to turn in the same performance, although I know that with some stars, that's what it's all about, creating some kind of product so that audiences will know what they're going to get each time.

Alden has assumed his audience will know the story already.

It will sound splendid, and few of their audience will know the difference.

The audience will know that they are being read to, and will drift — or, worse, leave.

Of course, the audience will know that the kidnapping is an illusion.

The audience will know exactly where this damp supernatural melodrama is headed after the first 15 minutes or so.