Sentence examples for expected audiences from inspiring English sources

They expected audiences to take South Africans to heart, too.

The phrase "space jazz" was mentioned; the presence of saxophones was alluded to; he expected audiences to be bamboozled.

Producers and managers had expected audiences to gasp and faint – St John Ambulance personnel were stationed in the stalls – but the few people who turned up openly scoffed.

Certainly the Tony Award has given the festival a visibility it never had, and Mr. Adams said he expected audiences as well as fund-raising to surge.

The first series of Puberty Blues achieved lower than expected audiences too, but the lowest audience was 653,000 in September 2012.

Dominik, however, expected audiences to bring too much with them in the way of existing knowledge of the man and his background.

The raw transcripts of these conversations do not survive, but it seems likely that Patterson edited and rearranged the material with an eye to his expected audience.

The expected audience includes plasma scientists that are current and potential users of this technique.

She also made little videos throughout the trek for, I suppose, some kind of expected audience.

The advertisements for the Cyclopaedia describe the expected audience as "merchants, captains, families, [and] new-married couples".

Expected audience: 100,000 Ticket: Children: Free for children (under 18) with a parent.