Sentence examples for much audiences from inspiring English sources

After that, their fates, like those of all television series, will be determined by how much audiences like them.

Various venues, Sat to 6 Feb MC The long-running success of The Mousetrap in the West End is a reminder of how much audiences love a thriller.

"It's an extraordinary opening that speaks to how much audiences have embraced Daniel Craig as Bond," said Rory Bruer, Sony's president for domestic distribution.

For all the success of his 82 years — a Pulitzer Prize for drama, three Tony Awards, many commercial hits on Broadway — a part of him still judges his self-worth by how much audiences laugh during his plays.

Part of the pleasure of a Pinter play, as the critic Alastair Macaulay once shrewdly wrote, is of not fully understanding it: you only had to listen to the animated conversations on the way out of No Man's Land to grasp how much audiences relished the prospect of working it out for themselves.

Ontroerend Goed's exploration of how much audiences will take lead them into hot water at Edinburgh in 2011, when their show Audience – which isn't showing in Adelaide – featured the one performer training a video camera onto a woman in the audience, and bullying her into opening her legs.

But he said the networks still wanted to get as much audience measurement as Nielsen would provide.

There isn't much audience in Britain for this benign account of western motives.

"If they think people are that easy to manipulate, they are right," Oliver jokes to much audience laughter.

It opens Wednesday but tickets to the previews, which have elicited much audience debate, are already hot commodities.

He establishes so much audience rapport in his brief time onscreen that the film suffers from his absence.