Sentence examples for dark auditorium from inspiring English sources

"It is very different from sitting in a large, dark auditorium and listening passively to a lecture".

Inside the dark auditorium in Venice, moments before the screening of "Kill Your Darlings," Radcliffe sat beside John Krokidas, the film's director, and waited.

There's a lack of touch in the way the dark auditorium, the bright glassy foyers and the old streets of brick and tile come together.

He had been to concerts before, but somehow, in this vast dark auditorium, there was a different feeling to the texture and even the organization of this chord.

As the film ended, a strange roar came from the back of the vast, dark auditorium; then a spot-light revealed a Terminator-like figure, in head-to-foot black leather and dark glasses, astride an enormous orange Indian motorcycle.

We proceeded to the Briefing Room, a small, dark auditorium, reminiscent of many in which I and my fellow trainees staved off sleep during lectures on such scintillating topics as Document Classification Designations.

"It was a conscious attempt to bring it out of dark auditoriums," he explained during a recent conversation in the New York headquarters of the PBS flagship station, WNET, which produced the series with the BBC.

By Edith Oliver The New Yorker, October 30 , 1971P. 101 In review of "And They Put Handcuffs on the Flowers" writer describes audience involvement, saying "To begin with, we are pulled, one by one, into the pitch-dark auditorium by an actor or an usher, who grabs each of us by the arm and throat, immediately whisperings, "Don't be frightened", and thereby reduces the grab to plain effrontery.

She spent her days as she had done when she was growing up - standing in front of paintings, sitting in dark theatre auditoriums.

She walked to the edge of the stage and peered into the dark, near-empty auditorium.

_The early hours of Friday morning: a dark and empty auditorium at the University of North Florida, in Jacksonville.