Sentence examples for normal audience from inspiring English sources

"I have to admit, I don't know how a normal audience sees Handel.

Would any normal audience spend money, fares, petrol and parking fees to see this jury's worthy choices?

But to headline a festival you have to play to a crowd that is not necessarily your normal audience, so you need a big back catalogue.

For WNYC itself, however, vast problems loomed -- how to broadcast to anything resembling its normal audience of 500,000 and how to pay for it.

U.S. Trust forbade its advertising firm, the Martin Agency, from commenting about the ads, and a U.S. Trust spokeswoman would say only that the ads were aimed at a slightly younger than normal audience.

BBC1's Holby City averaged 3.5 million and 14.3%, down about 1 million from its normal audience from 8pm; while The Apprentice had its lowest figures of the 2013 series so far – 5.4 million and 21%.

Upscale locals, Los Angeles intelligentsia and out-of-towners crowd Libbey Bowl's near-primitive outdoor facilities for four days and devour music normal audiences might greet with bewilderment.

Players are saying that the atmosphere at matches is surreal, that the tuneless din of the vuvuzelas gives them little feeling of normal soccer audiences.

They face not each other, as is normal, but the audience.

Showing off the Xbox One - which looked like a "massive Betamax," according to one delegate here - the company pandered to a distinct audience: normal families.

"It was because I looked more like an outsider so they expected me to talk about weird stuff rather than normal stuff," meaning audiences would be mentally prepared for – and therefore more receptive to – a painfully detailed analysis of ready-to-eat apricots, for instance.