Sentence examples for hit audience from inspiring English sources

The controversial Edinburgh hit, Audience, debuts at Soho tonight.

And the eighth annual X Games, featuring sports like skateboarding and wakeboarding, hit audience highs last August on ABC and ESPN and ESPN2.

You should be thinking about booking tickets for three exclusive previews of the new Complicite show The Master and Margarita at the Theatre Royal in Plymouth a little later in month, and you won't want to miss the shamelessly manipulative Edinburgh hit Audience at the city's Drum in early November.

America's troubled economy has hit audiences for Broadway productions, particularly those charging rates of over $100 a seat.

One of the great things about art, including popular art, is that it can hit audiences at a profound level beyond words.

Hammond expects the film to hit audiences in L.A. and possibly New York and Texas sometime next spring.

Ben calls himself a documentarian, but little stage time elapses before the realization hits audience members that he talks a relatively good game but it's likely not much documentary footage has been digitalized.

Still, detractors regularly accuse him of hitting audiences over the head with musical complexities.

Such is Radio 2's success that the trust said it might be hitting audiences for BBC local radio stations which have seen their audiences fall.

Fat Freddy's Drop have a habit of never playing hits back to back – instead hitting audiences with an ever refreshed setlist.

The unflaggingly extrovert Brazilian Tania Maria has been hitting audiences between the eyes and ears with an exuberant mix of Brazilian, Afro-Latin, pop, fusion and bebop for four decades.