Sentence examples for riveted audience from inspiring English sources

The riveted audience complied.

At the 2012 Oldie Soho Literary Festival he told a riveted audience about the events which culminated, after a few attempts had been aborted because of bad weather, on 12 November 1944.

With its all-Cambodian cast and crew, including Sotheary as the protagonist, the film premiered in 2010 at the Cambodian international film festival to a riveted audience, and last week finally appeared in city cinemas.

And that disclosure prompts Wolf to leave the bank and challenge Cali face-to-face, surrounded by a vast, riveted audience of S.W.A.T. team snipers, cops, television reporters and bystanders.

All of this non-stop action takes place in front of a live and riveted audience — filled with thousands of startup fans, media outlets and potential investors and customers.

As it turns out, she was at Creative Coast demoing the unit, and taking a riveted audience through the creative process behind the experience.

Petite, with dark hair and eyes, Miss Koner riveted audiences with her intensity.

The absurdity peaked in early 1978, when a short-lived New York newspaper called The Trib broke the news that Grosset & Dunlap was enlisting David Frost, the British journalist whose interviews with Nixon had riveted audiences, to help with some last-minute revisions.

Fueled by a bathtub's worth of alcohol and culminating in the surfacing of some very ugly truths, Edward Albee's faculty-mixer-as-blood-sport drama riveted audiences in October 1962 and vaulted the 34-year-old playwright from Off Broadway darling to the cover of Newsweek magazine.

In 2010, Kathy took a dramatic turn on "Law and Order: SVU" where she riveted audiences with her portrayal of a lesbian activist with a secret.

There is a moving truth in the artistically engineered travesty, which has riveted audiences for 40 years, and will continue to do so long after we have tired of Caitlyn Jenner's beauty regimen.