Sentence examples for the next audience from inspiring English sources

The next audience were all other ranks who reacted in a similar fashion.

"Then the next audience was very loud, very loud, and he said that threw him off, he can't debate before a big loud audience.

Doors open 15 minutes before each session, and audiences, who are encouraged to come early, must clear out after each round so the next audience can be seated.

Queue re-set for the next audience.

The Next audience award went to Josh Mond's "James White," a drama that is the latest from the filmmaking trio of Mond, Sean Durkin and Antonio Campos, who have previously been to Sundance with "Martha Marcy May Marlene and Simon Killerer".

"BBC3 has to be there to nurture the next audiences of the BBC," Stephenson told the Independent.

A passably dark complexion is still all you need to land a coveted role as an "Indian" at "Fort Boone," where, according to local legend, the actors engage in spectacular debauchery while they wait for the next audience-filled train.

The film, which won the Best of NEXT Audience Award at the Sundance Film Festival, was able to leverage the social presence of Birbiglia, as well as co-producer Ira Glass, to post the largest opening weekend in the history of the IFC Center in New York City and get wider distribution nationwide than can be expected for that type of indie film.

I respectfully suggest he calls together as his next audience the nation's bankers, who, as many of my business colleagues and associates will readily attest, have lost all sense of risk and business management, and continue to undermine any recovery in the economy.

The next official audience figures, for the last three months of 2009, will be published tomorrow.

After Mr. O'Reilly's program, the next biggest audience — four million — tuned in to Sean Hannity at 9 p.m.