Sentence examples for provided an audience from inspiring English sources
He and his friend, Ernie Ross, newly elected for Dundee West, arrived in Westminster with a reforming zeal directed towards the parliamentary Labour party, which at that time mainly provided an audience for the leadership to address.
Mr. Leno had a much better night on Monday, when "Smash" managed a rating more than double that of "Awake," and on Tuesday, when the finale of "The Voice" provided an audience of over 11 million as a lead-in during that 10 30 half hour.
Luckily for Mr. Fascher, when his promising boxing career came to an end, Hamburg was well on the way to restoring itself as a lively, sinful port, a place where British and American troops provided an audience for the new music clubs springing up on the seedy edge of town, amid the strip clubs and brothels.
Streaming and on-demand services have provided an audience for amazingly well written and produced TV shows that otherwise might've been canceled after their first seasons.
It saw star Steve Carell go from cult comedy star to bona fide household name, and provided an audience-free template for subsequent comedy successes such as 30 Rock and Parks And Recreation.
"The undercroft provides an audience.
The benefit is that the Davis Cup provides an audience, something McEnroe has always craved.
The network on its own now attracts almost as many browsers as the Independent, and combined with the company's national titles provides an audience of 8.9 million.
Alton soon becomes Trapp's ears as well, providing an audience for the old man's philosophical musings on everything from video games ("The game plays you") to mortality ("The only living entities are ideas").
We're starved of these narratives and Jenkins' electrifying drama showcases why they are so hugely important, providing an audience with a rarely seen portrait of what it really means to be a black gay man in America today.
"It's that there are no opportunities, not only because there aren't that many venues, but also because the venues that are around know jazz might not provide an audience".
