Sentence examples for viewer at which from inspiring English sources

That seems to me a far better approach than the Tate's ill-thought suggestion that there is some kind of age limit in the viewer at which Klimt's drawings pass from being offensive to being art.

"Special Sections," on the right side of the home page, directs viewers to pages at which patients can learn about their illnesses, receive advice on coping with side effects and emotional strains, and obtain additional support.

Sometimes traditional theatergoers are flummoxed by contemporary choreography, as was the case for some viewers at "Orestes," which the couple directed this year for the Classic Stage Company.

Sir Bruce will record a special video message for this year's celebrity line-up and the viewers at home, which will play out when the Strictly Christmas Special airs on BBC1 on Christmas Day at 6.15pm".

"The Baftas is not a BBC event, but during our coverage of the awards ceremony we try to find a compromise between presenting the events of the night as they happened, while remaining within the expectations of the majority of the viewers at home – which saw over 5.5 million people tuning in to watch.

It continued: "The Baftas is not a BBC event, but during our coverage of the awards ceremony we try to find a compromise between presenting the events of the night as they happened, while remaining within the expectations of the majority of the viewers at home – which saw over 5.5 million people tuning in to watch.

Viewers at Fox, which is part of 21st Century Fox, and Comcast's MSNBC both average 66 during prime time and 65 for the total day, according to Nielsen.

Sontag discusses Robert Capa's famous image "The Falling Soldier," in which the viewer witnesses the moment at which an enemy bullet enters the body of a Spanish Republican soldier.

These bottoms adorn the novelty cups that litter the table on screen and at which viewers sit (it's a simulation of the on-screen simulation).

As far as it goes is about halfway to sitcom deliverance, the point at which viewers will forgive the intrusiveness of the laugh track and yield to its rhythms.

Paying the film what might, in some ways, be the ultimate tribute, the review went on to compare the moment when DiCaprio's Gatsby first appears on screen to the point at which viewers first see the protagonist of Citizen Kane.