Sentence examples for before massive audiences from inspiring English sources
(Honourable 2014 mention goes to a group of Hong Kongers who, that August, decided to share their frustrations with mainland Chinese tourists allowing their children to relieve themselves in public by dressing up, parading down to the Harbor City tourist trap, and taking fake dumps before massive audiences of locals and visitors alike, drawing tons of media attention).
(Honorable 2014 mention goes to a group of Hong Kongers who, that August, decided to share their frustrations with mainland Chinese tourists allowing their children to relieve themselves in public by dressing up, parading down to the Harbor City tourist trap, and taking fake dumps before massive audiences of locals and visitors alike, drawing tons of media attention).
Before a massive audience at Rock am Ring Festival in Nürburgring, Germany, the Chris Marock-led routfittfit Coldplay unveiled five new songs from their still untitled LP -- which will be their first since 2009's "Viva La Vida or Death And All His Friends".
The massive audiences were listless, bored, angry.
Vloggers and Vine stars now have massive audiences, often eclipsing the reach of some media businesses.
But given the massive audiences they reach, shouldnt we give them more time to formulate a business model before dismissing them?
After all, it was BBC radio that had the prestige, the central London headquarters and the massive audiences.
But no comic actor generates as much respect from studio bosses and industry watchers for attracting massive audiences to comedies.
She's the star and she's the one bringing in the crowds, so certainly we can draw massive audiences.
The spring and summer moviegoing season of recent years has become one of massive brand names, even more massive audiences and marketing campaigns that are most massive of all.
New Moon, the sequel to Twilight, brought massive audiences to the box office this weekend.
