ANY American president has countless audiences to please when he takes his show on the road.
She is the only female evangelist trumpeter and has played for countless audiences.
PARK CITY, Utah — Jane Campion has spent decades traveling the festival circuit, listening to countless audiences react to her films, like "The Piano" or "Bright Star".
He had told countless audiences of surviving near-drowning, "psychic surgery," claustrophobic attacks and what he described as the inescapable letdown of real life.
Through her international engagements as well as her activities in India, especially in Madras, Balasaraswati not only exposed countless audiences to the traditional style of bharata natyam but also trained many new practitioners of the art form.
But, as he wrote in a journal, he always imagined himself as a writer, "raincoated, battered hat pulled low above intense eyes, a history of injustice in his heart, a face too noble for revenge, walking the night along some wet boulevard, followed by the sympathy of countless audiences . . .
In a ruse that's misled countless audiences, they are father and daughter.
As a director, that interchange always guides my hand, and Broadway seemed to have potential to both concentrate and explode that moment to countless audiences.
Her articles about harm reduction and the human casualties of the failed war on drugs have been published nationwide, and she has spoken before countless audiences on the topic of therapeutic justice for individuals with addictive illness.
With her formidable wit, provocative social observations, and magical gift with words, she touched countless audiences by providing a window into the often mystifying dance between men and women, and later, her wisdom on the tragic comedy of growing old.
