Sentence examples for considerable audiences from inspiring English sources

That said, Cheltenham - and, in particular, Aldeburgh - sell hard-hitting programmes to considerable audiences.

The first series, starring a glowering Sean Bean in long hair and leather, cost an estimated £35m and gathered considerable audiences and critical acclaim on both sides of the Atlantic.

Yes, Trudy Canavan makes the small print (in answers to Mullan's maps quiz), but, at the very least, I'd have expected Mullan to credit Diana Gabaldon, the TV adaptation of whose Outlander books has won considerable audiences; and above all, the outstanding work of Ursula K Le Guin as writer and champion of the genre.

Through the 1970s lenong was performed at Ismail Marzuki Hall, drawing considerable audiences, and several lenong performers found mainstream acclaim in the film industry.

Many of these books have also built a considerable audience among adults.

Following the trend in network television over all, "Nightline" has lost a considerable audience the last two decades.

There is a considerable audience for exciting ideas discussed by top thinkers.

At both performances I attended there was considerable audience excitement about both the theater and the center.

In Milwaukee, the Brewers' 9-4 victony on TBS drew a considerable audience but rarely exceeded the one for the Packers' 49-23 win.

The geology series found a considerable audience, but I also got letters from people telling me to write about something else.

The film garnered strong reviews and attracted a considerable audience, accomplishments that few of the films in the latter stages of Ross's career could claim.