Sentence examples for ordered the audience from inspiring English sources

Before the two men emerged, Jim Lehrer, the moderator, had ordered the audience to remain "absolutely silent".

It really came as a relief when Revocation's lead singer ordered the audience to form a circle pit, and then like four people got in the pit!

The other homie from Linkin Park rapped a hurried verse after repeatedly ordering the audience to "Jump!" and "Make some noise".

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She travelled to France every summer to choose her own costumes for the next season, and women in the audience then ordered the same styles or had them copied.

A similar incident occurred when Hans von Bülow conducted Der Ideale in Berlin in 1859; after the performance, the conductor turned on the audience and ordered the demonstrators to leave, "as it is not customary to hiss in this hall".

Mr. Noble refuses to smile and orders the audience to leave at the end, but you can't help thinking that beneath all the bluster is a man who badly, desperately wants to be loved.

Playing to hard-core aficionados, he turns a courtly drawing-room scene into a parade of characters from earlier operettas: in chronological order, the audience is grandly informed, with a knowing barb tossed at Gilbert and Sullivan's miserable final collaboration, "The Grand Duke".

The ABC revealed at budget estimates that it spent $440,000 on Google ads and $1.4m on Facebook as part of its $4m marketing budget in order to tell the audience about its news content.

Nomura and Ofuji agreed that many scenes showing important events and feelings in Final Fantasy VII had been fragmented and disjointed, and so they had decided that those scenes would be the subject of Last Order, giving the audience of Advent Children (the film Last Order was released with) a "more enjoyable understanding".

When filming ran late one evening, the production team ordered pizzas for the audience.