Sentence examples for widest audience from inspiring English sources

He found his widest audience as a studio commentator before Saturday afternoon games.

Style, to them, probably meant the risk of camp, which might endanger the film's appeal to the widest audience.

Of the Brazilian fare, Jobim's chart-topping bossa nova tunes will probably be familiar to the widest audience.

The band reached its widest audience as the backup group for Adam Faith on the BBC pop show "Drumbeat".

Previously the winner of both the Carnegie and Guardian awards for his teenage fiction, here is a gifted novelist who deserves the widest audience.

By keeping budgets low and targeting the big cities where his movies are likely to find their widest audience, Mr Loehr has so far struck lucky.

The "pectoral heart theology" of these orthodox Lutherans found its highest expression and widest audience in the writings of Johann Arndt (1555 1621).

Even before he breathes a word to the widest audience of his career, just the prospect of the speech has propelled Mr. Obama into the spotlight.

If many of his screen creations are gauche and sometimes unlikable, then it's as Night at the Museum's affable guard Larry Daley that he has reached his widest audience.

Mr. Scruggs and Mr. Flatt probably reached their widest audiences with a pair of signature songs: "Foggy Mountain Breakdown," a rollicking number that they recorded in 1949 with their group the Foggy Mountain Boys and that was used as the getaway music in the 1967 film "Bonnie and Clyde"; and "The Ballad of Jed Clampett," the theme song of the 1960s television sitcom "The Beverly Hillbillies".

That's important because automakers must cater to their widest audiences as they introduce each new model especially with launches of 2010 models in high gear.