Sentence examples for entranced audience from inspiring English sources

And the gorgeous "In trutina" is portrayed with a flying mobile device that drew sighs of delight from the entranced audience.

That night, while Stephen Ward was bowing to an entranced audience, 200 of our boys in blue raided more than 20 models' flats, arresting 30 girls and confiscating their earnings.

Daoust commented on the entranced audience: "It's enough to make you believe in mass hypnosis", and described a "bog-standard standup with a silly voice and a few good songs".

He once led an expedition through Wytham Woods, near the village where he lived, and showed an entranced audience the range of organisms that lived in rotting wood in which, he believed, most important events in insect evolution had occurred.

Stan guarded the coffee maker, answering questions from his entranced audience.

More often, however, Hersch traveled his own path, a poetic musical voyager who took an entranced audience through selections ranging from Thelonious Monk and Ornette Coleman to his own lyrical themes.

BUDAPEST — Ivan Fischer is best known as a first-class conductor whose Budapest Festival Orchestra has entranced audiences worldwide.

Marianne Elliott and Tom Morris's National Theatre production – still stabled at the West End – entranced audiences with its uncanny, life-sized horse puppets.

Gone are government-sponsored performances by symphony orchestras and by giant opera companies that once entranced audiences abroad.

The production was by Phelim McDermott, whose paper-puppet staging of Glass's "Satyagraha" entranced audiences at the Met in 2008 and 2011.

His Life series - on Earth, of Mammals, etc - is rightly viewed as a British broadcasting gem and the programmes have entranced audiences for even longer than the wildlife photography exhibition.