Sentence examples for one time audience from inspiring English sources
But there is only one time audience members may be tempted to turn their heads away: when she sings "Dream a Little Dream of Cheese" while squirting an almost continuous string of aerosol cheese product into her mouth.
Take NBC's Heroes, a one-time audience phenomenon that's shed 21% of its sophomore season's already-disappointing viewership.
The UK arthouse market traditionally struggles to support more than a few hits at any one time, with audiences tending to crowd into buzz titles – recently Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, Drive and We Need to Talk About Kevin.
Neo-Pragmatic thought is not concerned with ontology or foundations; indeed, from the viewpoint of Neo-Pragmatism, ontology is a notion that ought to have historical interest only, and foundations are unprivileged notions that can only be used to justify one action, at one time, to one audience.
Hannibal Buress: One time, I showed the audience my third testicle at a late show in Indonesia.
The ovation is the one time at which an audience member is able to give thanks for a performance, and I grieve over having my communication (not to mention my view) shut off.
It was instructive that the one time he fired up the studio audience was when he rounded on Cameron to attack the hackneyed narrative that all our economic ills stem from the last Labour government; why, I kept wondering, has he left it so late to nail this particular lie?
As battle royale games like Fortnite pit more players against each other, studios are starting to realize the potential of bringing a massive online audience together at one time.
This is one time writing to the mature male audience when I know they know this sensation.
Asked why on earth two actors of their stature would put themselves through the trial of doing the play live in a single ephemeral performance for a one-time television audience (although it will be taped for posterity), Ms. Andrews laughed and said, "We're both asking ourselves the same thing".
