Sentence examples for held an audience from inspiring English sources

This year, an intimate concert performance of Vincenzo Bellini's Norma held an audience spellbound.

Beside a statue of the South American liberator Simon Bolívar, a tattooed comedian held an audience of hundreds rapt.

In the largest of its many renovations, the theatre may have held an audience of over 17,000 people.

Last week Ed Sheeran held an audience rapt across four nights at the O2 Arena armed with just his guitar and a loop pedal.

The seven actors held an audience of about 100 people so spellbound that at one particularly threatening point, a man in the audience moaned, "Oh my God".

The way she held an audience — me included — spellbound with just her voice, a broken ukulele and some whistling — you can't do that if you don't have some skills.

Using the recycling yard, artist Mary Ellen Carroll developed a music genre called "waste music" where she built an amphitheater out of reusable crashed metal and held an audience-less music festival in the yard where she invited musicians to make music by shredding metal.

I could hold an audience.

It's no surprise, then, that "Les Misérables" can still hold an audience.

And, he found, you did not have to throw yourself about to hold an audience.

This type of literature is not going to hold an audience anymore.