Sentence examples for even a small audience from inspiring English sources
Even a small audience and limited feedback will encourage you to revise your work.
"It's very expensive in terms of performance costs and coverage costs – it requires outside broadcasting and that's expensive - and it is true to say that performance, with the possible exception of classical music, finds it very hard to get even a small audience to come to any channel," he said.
But for every sellout show there are dozens that will have struggled to get even a small audience, because as Tommy Sheppard, director of the Stand comedy club and the George Street Assembly Rooms, says in Mark Fisher's indispensable Edinburgh Fringe Survival Guide, the fringe is "not a meritocracy.
There is something profoundly dismaying about having been bluffed out of a rich pot; it establishes, for everyone at the table to witness, your want of sound judgment, psychological penetration, courage — even before a small audience, it's quite a large humiliation.
Each night at 8 Eastern time, about 322,000 people settle in to watch "The News With Brian Williams" on MSNBC -- a small audience even by the slight ratings standards of cable.
And in many cases so far, the Press Complaints Commission has agreed: for those who willingly put material in the public domain, even if intending it only for a small audience, they run the risk the mainstream media will utilise it, if the public interest argument can be put forward.
Even though sports stations reach only a small audience — typically less than 3% of the market — the niche is very lucrative.
If you're giving a speech, it's important to state your first and last name, even if you're only addressing a small audience that knows you well.
At this year's Festival, a small audience will have the chance to try it out before the place is even painted.
Mr. Windham's fiction never reached more than a small audience, but that audience was select.
