Sentence examples for course audience from inspiring English sources

Of course audience participation is standard in improv, but in sketch, where you don't earn laughs for making things up on the spot, sacrificing curatorial control might be a risk not worth taking.

Of course, audience etiquette is a favourite hobbyhorse amongst theatre bloggers, but this week Jana Perkovic – a Melbourne-based blogger currently in Berlin – offers a timely reminder that not all audiences are the same.

Dallas Convention Center, Jan . 4-6 10 a.m., biggame.org AUSTIN Fun and Games Audiences can listen to the soundtracks of popular video games like Zelda and Mario at "Video Games Live," a multimedia celebration of America's new pastime, with symphony orchestras, laser-light shows and, of course, audience interaction.

However, at the initial "Deutsche Messe und Sprachstunde" ("German Mass and Language Lesson"), an intensive three-hour concert and refresher German course, audience comprehension revealed itself to be so low that an open-book sing-along was substituted for a brief period of dictation.

"Of course audiences enjoy freshness and originality, but in television schedules they're also looking for familiarity.

Of course, audiences need to go once before they can go again, and whether they will remains to be seen.

Of course, audiences eventually came around, and the respectful hush didn't last more than a few months.

Of course, audiences would have understood the subtext: that they are torn apart, spending Christmas apart from their loved ones.

Of course, audiences have often had to sigh over emotionally excessive or dramatically lugubrious dances filled with grimaces, pompous poses and frantic arm waving.

Of course, audiences won't notice.

Of course audiences had seen films in the cinema, but this was different.