Sentence examples for given an audience of from inspiring English sources

I didn't expect him to say yes, but I was given an audience of 45 minutes, which turned into an hour.

Early Monday afternoon, Mr. Obama entered an auditorium on the top floor of Shanghai's Museum of Science and Technology to give an audience of 500 a taste of what Americans have endured for the past several years: a town hall event.

Giving an audience of millions to enraged extremists is too great a gift to qualify as "freedom of speech".

In the village of Houay No (population 683), the delegation watched an outreach team from the District Health Office give an audience of mothers and young children information and guidance on disease prevention, nutrition and hygiene, as well as issues such as breast- and infant feeding.

So I wanted to give an audience a taste of that feeling".

Others were 40-minute Events — those singular Cunningham anthologies planned to give an audience a varied sampler of the experience of dance itself — featuring eight dancers.

Analogies can be used in narratives to give an audience a deeper understanding of a concept.

It was given to an audience of grizzled old soldiers, wearing the insignia of the atheist Soviet state, on the 70th anniversary of the Battle of Kursk (pictured) where the Nazis suffered a decisive defeat.

But when a national newspaper, which gives this brand an audience of two million people, happily prints language that might give Hitler pause, is that still OK?

"We are not going to give meat to an audience of vegetarians.

But the bastardization made him famous, sending him on tours around the world, and giving his song an audience of millions who would recognize the melody anywhere.