Sentence examples for spellbound audience from inspiring English sources

He told a spellbound audience: "We Germans perpetrated terrible crimes.

Then, as if to prove the point, he says to the spellbound audience, "Please be seated".

The models glide with a studied cadence, as though every gesture were being played out for a spellbound audience.

When Sarah Jarosz, a singer and multi-instrumentalist from Wimberley, was just 10 and part of the band Spurs of the Moment, a spellbound audience embraced her.

As an interaction with the instrument — and only implicitly the spellbound audience — it was a masterful, gemlike performance.

Before that Fatoumata Diawara sang to a spellbound audience – the music transporting you far away from the sheep-filled fields outside the window.

More recently, she pulled off a visionary piece for schoolchildren, Invisible Mountains, a rollercoaster of teenage emotion, performed by a cast only slightly older than its spellbound audiences.

The idea of it being an art form never occurred even when, in the 1980s, the Canadian company Cirque du Soleil expanded the possibilities of circus and introduced its grand spectacles to ever growing, spellbound audiences.

Rudy would later tell spellbound audiences that fireman in the towers ignored orders to evacuate.

During it, he told a spellbound capacity audience, "The Torah is a playbook for how someone can live their life".

In this film's obvious inspiration, "Spellbound," the audience could always hope that the rote learning of spelling-bee contestants was honing keener minds for happier days.