Sentence examples for in audiences at from inspiring English sources

Contemporary dance is booming – from the rise in troupes such as Diversity to the huge increase in audiences at Sadler's Wells.

Already, I see that a decline in audiences at New York's Metropolitan Opera is being blamed on the success of their live broadcasts.

Nina Raine's Tiger Country at Hampstead should be on your list, and the Off-Broadway dating comedy, Becky Shaw, is pulling in audiences at the Almeida.

Barbican director Sir Nicholas Kenyon said that the venue had enjoyed one of its most successful years in 2012, and that the feared drop in audiences at the end of the London Olympics had not materialised.

In answering, Mr. Edwards also drew some laughter and hisses as he took a glancing shot at the Clinton campaign's recent embarrassment for planting questions in audiences at two Iowa events.

The ebullient imagination of some young guests in audiences at the independent designer shows like Heatherette (which placed an animated Miss Piggy in the front row with fashion editors, above) during last week's fall collections displayed a freedom of dress that harked back to the first years of Studio 54.

Elderly Jew in audience at "King Kong" movie, in which enormous ape runs amuck in New York, knocking over buildings and wrecking elevated train.

Carat Media's director of national broadcast, Andrew Donchin, points out that any increase in audience at least ensures that broadcasters will deliver the minimum number of viewers that they guarantee to advertisers over a monthly or quarterly period.

In most audiences, at least 40% are men.

Since starting the Hell's Kitchen Democrats, Marti Cummings has noted a dramatic change in the audiences at her shows.

In Denver, as in many cities, audiences at performances over the weekend were unexpectedly large.