Sentence examples for masses watch from inspiring English sources

"If you make it available to the masses, watch out, because the masses might buy them," said Paul Justice, a Morningstar analyst.

Kessler suggests why: "Germany is (alas!) once more the international star whose antics the masses watch, in the papers and in the cinema, with a mixture of fright, incomprehension and reluctant admiration laced with quite an amount of glee at the trouble we are in".

Now the Mexican masses watch.

The interest, for television, lies at the extremities of society, worlds that are unfamiliar to the grey masses watching in the middle.

More and more, the concern is about making it easier to track the optic-yellow ball that often travels more than 100 miles an hour — for the players, the fans sitting courtside and the masses watching on television.

Once or twice we cut away to the masses watching the giant screen on Henman Hill, named after another talented British hopeful who came so close, so many times.

EK: User-generated video became a phenomenon that people watch en mass.

How do you equate that experience with what you get with electronic books ("An E-Book Reader Priced for the Masses," News Watch, July 6)?

What gladiators were to ancient Rome, makeovers are to us today: bloody spectacles for the masses to watch the abject fight for their lives.

Their vision: to use the collective intelligence of the masses to watch the most popular videos and content on the Internet in real-time.

But while egomaniacal blowhardism is certainly entertaining for the masses to watch, that doesn't mean they want a White House version of the show.