Sentence examples for dependable audience from inspiring English sources
Indeed, their concerts together have been crisply prepared and exciting, with Mr. Bell's gorgeous tone intact as he remains one of the few dependable audience draws in classical music.
The sweep of her transparent and precise voice has earned her a dependable audience — that, and a single called "Rolling in the Deep," which pivots on a simple construction.
As a result there's tension, unpredictability, and the kind of satisfyingly big laughs that make the pair a dependable treat for audiences.
This is one circus act that doesn't rely on dependable gimmicks to keep the audience amused.
From 1949 to 1957, he entertained TV audiences as Tonto, the Lone Ranger's dependable ― albeit stereotypical ― Indian sidekick.
With reality gimmicks like emo-rock cues, dramatic cutaways and chronologically remixed story lines, the show created dependable redemption arcs for its characters that helped distract the audience from the fact that the biggest celebrity on "Celebrity Rehab" was Dr. Drew.
In recent years, one of the most dependable and lucrative niches has been films aimed at a predominantly black urban audience, usually coming out of the specialty divisions of the major studios.
There were fears, at first, that with a dependable flow of productions from Glimmerglass to the New York City Opera, a significant part of the Glimmerglass audience -- operagoers traveling from New York -- might stop attending.
"The need to create fast, dependable and durable race cars will help to accelerate the sector and showcase electric cars to a large global audience," said Sir Richard Branson.
Snacks were more dependable.
