Sentence examples for nearest audience from inspiring English sources

A resident dressed in jeans and a floral-print shirt grabbed the microphone and approached two of the nearest audience members in a group of more than 50 nursing students, who had just arrived.

As the film's release draws near, audiences will once again be challenged to decide how to draw the line between art and artist and whether to support Parker and his project.

The space nearest the audience would become backstage, giving Mr. Wheeldon the unusual challenge of staging dance everywhere except its natural habitat, down front.

Perspective dictated that, for the first time in theatre history, stages would be deeper than they were wide, though actors still confined themselves to a wide shallow band of stage nearest the audience.

He scratched to a near-silent audience.

A near-capacity audience viewed the film's Detroit premiere.

Here, though, a complete programme of familiar music brought a near-capacity audience.

This would enable the group to offer advertisers, who now need to negotiate lots of deals with local cable operators, a near-national audience.

When Mr. Bronfman appeared before a near-capacity audience at Carnegie on Friday evening, you would never have guessed that anything had been amiss.

The program, offered free by the Juilliard School for a near-capacity audience, consisted of just two works: Beethoven's String Quartets in C sharp minor (Op. 131) and in A minor (Op. 132).

Addressing a near-capacity audience of former 24-hour party people who have got the night off from childcare duties, he is essentially a bit of a sweet thing - more Dadchester than Madchester.