Sentence examples for opened audience from inspiring English sources
As the room darkened and the curtains opened, audience members squirmed in their creaky wooden seats, craning their necks for a better view.
This film opened audience's eyes and made them socially-conscious and fully aware of the horrors of Nazi Germany and "man's inhumanity to man".
During another act, Rose had walked the floor, opening audience members' beer bottles with her asshole.
Retelling the classic hero's journey and shamanic narrative through the Star Wars series slips not just the awareness of animism into modern consciousness, but opens audiences to the potential of skywalking their own healing stories.
New guignol formally opened before audience of senators, etc. M. Anatole de Monzie, Min. of National Education made dedication speech.
Free papers opened an audience for advertisers they had not been able to reach with paid-for papers.
"Opening Audience" introduces the play's conflict, "Inner Palace" shows the king meeting his queen(s), and in "Outer Audience" the army is dispatched.
Last night's crowd was louder, drunker, and less concerned with tennis-fan protocol than any Open audience in recent memory.
"I mean, we were excited, but we were also, 'What are we getting into?' " What they found, however, was a remarkably open audience.
As a result, this cusp of the county of Suffolk, northeast of London but far from any large city, has a more committed, knowledgeable and open audience than may easily be found in London or New York.
The show ends with an open audience story slam.
