Sentence examples for wild audience from inspiring English sources

Some of them prompt wild audience ovations.

Your task is to annihilate the opponents while performing wild audience pleasing stunts.

'A Wild Audience with… Steve Backshall' is at the Lyric Theatre, London W1, on 8 and 15 December.

"If your baby is going to die and it doesn't have to, it shouldn't matter how much money you make... whether you're a Republican or a Democrat or something else, we all agree on that, right?" he asked to wild audience applause.

Oscar season kicked off in January of 2012 when "Beasts of the Southern Wild" wowed audiences at the Sundance Film Festival.

To the audience, wild in its effusions, it was clear that the show was over.

With two wild cards — the audience participation and the uninitiated public that is buzzing around — anything can happen, and at the performance I took in, it did.

But the cast, which includes a number of recent Bard graduates, seems to be having a heck of a time running wild through the audience and yelling their heads off.

A family man with two young daughters, he does not drink or smoke and views his rare late-night appearances at the Box as empirical research into what drives an audience wild.

There was a wild tumult as audience members lined up to take their shot.

A special performance the afternoon of the opening for friends and associates generated wild applause; the audience at the official opening that evening clapped little.