Sentence examples for turnout audience from inspiring English sources
That's an important turnout audience for them".
The subject of audience turnout came up.
It meant that audience turnout became a barometer of the success of each actor who did the show.
When you get to comedy gigs, the promoters often give you a reason why the audience turnout might be small.
Tenet's aim, evidently, is to make this celebration an annual event, and you have to hope that the plan will go ahead, though the slender audience turnout in miserable weather could not have been encouraging.
Last year the record-low audience turnout for the "Miss America" pageant telecast on ABC could be attributed to turmoil in the Middle East and presidential politics -- all of which seemed to make the contest seem frivolous.
Festival Director Clare Stewart said this year's festival had a record audience turnout of 163,300, a 7.5% increase on last year.
Audience turnout at the festival was sparse, just shy of 500 admissions for 24 films.
"Three of our last four films have not delivered in terms of audience turnout or financial performance," he said.
Mutual respect for one another while having fun is critical to the Bunker experience, and that can only be accomplished with a certain audience turnout.
Sikes said he originally set out to do only one 54 Below performance -- "I thought it would probably be ridiculous, I probably wouldn't be very good but at least I'll get it out of my system" -- but audience turnout was solid enough to get him invited back for a second, and now third, engagement.
