Sentence examples for great audiences from inspiring English sources

We have great audiences night in and night out, but tonight especially, it means a lot to me.

"To have great poetry there must be great audiences, too," Walt Whitman said.

We've been doing it for about seven or eight years and it's a wonderful event – great audiences, fabulous scenery and spontaneous outbursts of raucous music and strange dancing.

"Now China has become one of the great audiences in classical music," said Mr. Booth, who has come back to China with the orchestra seven times since his first visit in 1973.

"The advantage of a long run is that you have the great moment when you open and you think you're fantastic and the world loves you, and you're getting great audiences all the time.

Dana Gioia, the former chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts and a California-based poet who is appearing at Sunken Garden for the first time, recalled that Walt Whitman said that to have great poets there must also be great audiences.

Think about that: a great audience.

In fact, you've been a great audience.

"He's got a great audience, a very wealthy audience".

They're a great audience that comes in and out," he said.

"He's a great audience barometer," said Charlie Day, a "Horrible Bosses" co-star, speaking by phone.