Sentence examples for lucky audience from inspiring English sources

Not for everyone — that could take a while — but for one lucky audience member.

The lucky audience on Wednesday gave everyone involved a cheering ovation, especially Mr. Gilbert and the orchestra, for bringing such an imaginative opera production to the Philharmonic.

At shows on their "Behind the Myths" tour, Mr. Savage and Mr. Hyneman will enlist lucky audience members to join them onstage to probe even deeper than they usually do.

And the production, intensively rehearsed, featured two offstage bands, a grand ballet and a ballroom scene, including several lucky audience members who had secured the privilege of mounting the stage as extras.

Bridget Everett's audacious blend of cabaret and comedy is certainly memorable; the singer and standup comedian is happy to disperse with some articles of clothing and eager to get up close and personal with lucky audience members.

Lucky audience members who could correctly answer questions along the lines of "What's the Rakes' favourite colour?" went home with a copy of Atlas of Uranus (Voyager 2's photos of the planet), or a secondhand hardback disguised as a Harry Potter novel.

The upcoming movie from Birdman's Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu had its first press screenings in Hollywood last weekend and, while reviews are embargoed until 1 December, it wasn't long before the lucky audiences were sharing their generally glowing reactions on social media.

Here's hoping many more lucky audiences get to experience it.

Earlier this year, the duo offered this sonic matter to one lucky Berlin-based audience via a commissioned live performance.

Record sales of a thousand or two, if you're lucky; theater audiences in the dozens, not hundreds.

But we're lucky because our audience is basically an older, affluent audience.