Sentence examples similar to eye audience from inspiring English sources
And with early Nielsen ratings for Sunday's telecast essentially flat — up a bit in total viewers but static among the bull's-eye audience of viewers 18 to 49 — Hollywood has started coming to grips with one of its biggest worries: Is this the new normal for the Oscars?
IF they closed their eyes, audience members at Bedford Chamber Concerts might imagine they were in any of the world's great concert halls.
Age 38 Then Heart surgeon Now Egypt's Jon Stewart Appearance Dark suits, blue eyes Audience size 30 million across the Middle East Catchphrase "Why you do this?" They say "That Bassem doesn't know how to clean himself in the bathroom".
In contrast, John Douglas Thompson takes his time with Kent, Lear's most loyal and loving servant and friend; through Thompson's eyes, audiences get a glimpse of the devastation that Lear's decision has wrought.
"Through his eyes, audiences will experience life in the jungle, something so distant from David's life on and off the pitch and in the glare of the world's media".
Weirdly, Scott seems to eye every audience member individually as he sings.
No one is more aware than Stroman that audiences today come to the theater with a more restless eye than audiences in the musical's glory days.
(She eyes the audience suspiciously).
She eyes her audience suspiciously and rises with difficulty.
"They are not your enemies; they are your friends," murmurs Alice K., warily eyeing the audience.
("I'm having an absurd amount of fun," he announced, eyeing his audience hungrily).
