Sentence examples for there were audiences from inspiring English sources

There was money, there was recognition, there were audiences hungry for his work but, as he was soon to admit, he would become an angry old man.

There were audiences with Queen Victoria, who found solace after the death of her beloved Albert in the poet's verses for his friend, Arthur Hallam ("Next to the Bible, In Memoriam is my comfort," she told him).

And there were audiences with the pope, appearances on Oprah, a chance to meet his teenage idol (Goody Rosen, a Jewish Dodger) and all kinds of honors and accolades.

"There's the Mahalia audience," he said, "and in Europe there are audiences who just want to hear world music.

With the internet has come proof that there are audiences way beyond the obvious.

Yes, there are audiences, he said, "but if we don't have a great system, they will stay at home".

There are audiences and avenues for both that can make it easier than say an independent comedy or drama.

Warning: There is audience participation.

As usual, there was audience attrition.

Now, there's no actors yet, but there's audience.

There's audience abasement, too – a punter is brought on stage and invasively serenaded.