Sentence examples for seated audience from inspiring English sources

Later the others surge past them, close to the seated audience.

By the final stretch of the concert, the seated audience seemed fully comfortable with that tone.

After opening with "Nantes," a low-key favorite, Condon gave the seated audience an almost-sheepish sideways glance and gestured for them to come closer.

The vertiginously seated audience (the rake is so steep that ushers are on hand to help spectators descend) could glory in the honey-colored stone and wonderful acoustics.

He had been making the same suggestion to his seated audience throughout the show, but in a far less compulsory tone.

It is a reverie that begins, appropriately, with a seated audience waiting in the dark (like us) and then cuts to a dimly lighted room, where a man (Mr. Carax) rises from a bed that he shares with a dog.

Folky guitar strummers, pop balladeers and jazz groups still prefer quiet, seated audiences.

It is suited more for seated audiences than the foot-stomping dance I saw in Fries, which is known as flatfoot.

The next year, as a high school senior, he succeeded in getting a coveted $13.50-a-week 13.50-a-week 13.50-a-weekC Studios inightkefeller Center, seating audiences for popular radio shows.

He invited reporters and photographers to watch as he seated an audience of six chorus girls — three blondes and three brunettes — in the front row.

This differed somewhat from the conventional type of theatre, which until then seated the audience in stalls with a separate bar-room.