Sentence examples for past audiences from inspiring English sources

In the past audiences actually did discover unheralded movies.

Hollywood has tried to make the same movie over and over and ram it past audiences, to costly consequence.

With network coverage reduced at a time when the number of cable news channels has expanded, exact comparisons of this year's audience with the past audiences are difficult.

In the past, audiences could have seen, among others, three dancers now with American Ballet Theater: Jose Manuel Carreno of Cuba won the gold medal in 1987, Gillian Murphy of the United States was a finalist in 1996 and Carlos Molina of Colombia took the Igor Youskevitch Award for male dancers in 1996.

In the past audiences for such programmes tended to decline the longer they continued, affecting what could be charged for advertising.

LaBute's plays are, in fact, so provocative that some past audience members have walked out midplay or screamed out "kill the playwright" or slapped an actor's face after a performance.

Quizzed by a woman in the studio audience over his Cologne comments, Farage resorted to the "calm down" tactics used by Cameron in the past: Audience member: In light of the recent, horrific sexual assaults in Germany, you have basically suggested that a vote to remain is a vote for British women to be subdued to the same horrific assaults.

Many of them will have come to a past performance; obtaining and maintaining lists of email addresses for past audience members are essential.

For nearly an hour, Kresch performs the solo word-collage that past audience member Joan Wiest of ICM calls "riveting" and her husband Johnny Riney describes as disturbing yet entertaining.

In the past, when audiences had no choice about the media they consumed, the traditional approach was to cast audiences as the damsel in distress, saved by hero brands with a magic solution.

In the past, mainstream audiences notoriously resisted being jolted.