Sentence examples for given audiences from inspiring English sources
He has given audiences many such evenings since.
MOVIES have given audiences countless previews of death, but they rarely force us to grieve.
Yet one must inevitably acknowledge the pleasure he had given audiences for over half a century.
Like Rylance, Clapp believes, Gough has given audiences something better than a "turn".
(Tommasini) ★ 'Parsifal' (Friday) In his Met Opera debut, the acclaimed French Canadian director François Girard has given audiences much to wonder over and think about.
(Tommasini) ★ 'Parsifal' (Wednesday) In his Met Opera debut, the acclaimed French-Canadian director François Girard has given audiences much to think about.
Designing an effective voice interface is, more than anything, a matter of what ancient rhetoricians called diction, choosing the optimal word for a given audience, purpose, and context.
Given audience late in the day, Macmillan spoke for three quarters of an hour.
Table 3 presents the probability of incident reports that are made being principally directed to any given audience.
Our movies give audiences hope.
Better to give audiences a completely different experience.
