Sentence examples for poor audiences from inspiring English sources

However, after poor audiences for Brighton Beach Memoirs, the project was pulled without Broadway Bound even opening.

A new generation of filmmakers is appealing not just to the traditional lower-middle class and poor audience.

"I thought, 'That poor audience, watching those films together.' I almost felt like I shouldn't do it.

Modern festive "holiday" films rarely connect with audiences because studios fear that showing the darker side of life will lead to poor audience testing scores.

You wish that the poor characters (and sometimes the poor audience) were given at least a chance to catch their breath between deaths.

I mean more stimulants for the poor audience, to get them through the night without wanting to slit their wrists from boredom.

She was responding to Morgan's claim that the poor audience from his CNN programme was due to Anderson Cooper's ratings.

I felt sorry for Celia Weiss and Peter Farley, whose evenings at the theater were marred by poor audience behavior [Letters, Oct. 15].

"William the Showman" by Richmal Crompton William Brown is staging a historical waxworks show with the Outlaws and decides that the poor audience response is down to the lack of "famous ladies".

We're not talking top-of-a-pub fringe venue here: a poor audience at Writers' Week is well over a hundred people, though the paucity of this one seemed more obvious as the back of the arena had been fenced off after a eucalyptus branch fell on it yesterday.

New openers Blair Witch (another belated sequel) and Snowden disappointed in the US, the former failing to make $10m, as well as earning poor audience feedback, while Oliver Stone's film was his lowest ever opener for a movie debuting in over 2,000 cinemas.