Sentence examples for before large audiences from inspiring English sources

Few have returned, but those who have, including poets Manlio Argueta and Francisco Rodriguez, give frequent readings before large audiences.

But even supporters say that while she connects well in small groups, she can fall flat before large audiences.

Before large audiences of Democrats, Mr. Lieberman's performances were frequently uninspired -- or peppered with jokes -- where his rivals were impassioned.

Though it is not widely known, Snow has a solid musical background and was once a talented schoolboy chorister who gave solo performances before large audiences at Winchester Cathedral.

Obama can be a dynamic speaker before large audiences and charming in very small groups, but, like a normal human being and unlike the near-pathological personalities who have so often held the office, he is depleted by the act of schmoozing a group of a hundred as if it were an intimate gathering.

The President typically made his best impression speaking before large audiences, as opposed to more intimate settings.

The political clout which scientists possessed allowed them to invite artists who were not allowed to perform before larger audiences.

Celebrities like Madonna, Mariah Carey, Lady Gaga, Richard Branson, Al Gore, David Beckham, Prince Charles and King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia have used 3D technology before to reach large audiences in multiple locations.

By Jeannette Francis DHAKA, Bangladesh, 30 June 2011 – The children filed one by one to the front of the room, each grabbing hold of the microphone and, before a large audience, pausing thoughtfully before asking questions to the awaiting panel.

Tuesday's performance before a large audience, mostly Korean, rectified that omission.

His lectures were, by all accounts, pedantic and poorly attended, this probably to Laboulaye's relief, for he was terrified of speaking before a large audience.