Sentence examples for regional audiences from inspiring English sources

A number of readers had regional audiences on their mind, arguing for Quebec and Queens, among others.

The national audience – which includes the metro and regional audiences – climbed to more than four million viewers.

I think theatre practitioners and venue bookers really underestimate regional audiences in terms of what they want to see and what they are prepared to try out.

How about the National Theatre taking shows on tour to village halls, so regional audiences can have access to their live work as well as their screened work?

But there was some evidence that regional audiences had peaked around 2005 and were becoming more wary and more circumspect in their theatrical choices.

Sometimes we soared to 400 or even 500, and occasionally we dropped to under 100, but regional audiences had been built up consistently, or so I thought.

Smethurst first found a regional audience through appearances on BBC Radio Norfolk's Wednesday morning magazine show.

In live theatre this had not posed a problem, because they rarely, if ever, appeared more than once a year before the same regional audience.

"He has really been honoring the regional audience, but occasionally he has chosen to do what he loves," Ms. Kornhauser said.

The Times has also been aggressive online, reintroducing its Web site, tampabay.com, last year to attract a regional audience beyond St . Petersburg and it has started many blogs covering issues as diverse as alternative energy and personal finance.

Dede Young, curator of modern and contemporary art at the Neuberger Museum in Purchase, N.Y., said that companion and collaborative exhibitions with city venues often made it more difficult for the Neuberger to get a city or wider regional audience.