Sentence examples for would listeners from inspiring English sources

Would listeners accept Mr. Simon's songs as South African music and look no further, dismissing an entire culture once his album was off the radio?

So much for radio's claim that localness would keep listeners tuning in Radio listening began to decline.

If a poet is any good, how would the listeners know?

Thank goodness for egghead bands; what would brainy listeners do without them?

Labels had an interest in music that would hold listeners on its own terms; selling it was their meal ticket.

For $6.99 a month, the other would enable listeners to choose 50 of the nonpremium channels, with each additional channel costing 25 cents.

After a few Heinekens, he would tell listeners he was the leader of a group called Task Force Sabre 7, which reported directly to the office of the US Secretary of State.

Also, on nights when Philharmonic concerts are less than inspired, a remnant of Doug Fitch's lovely Janacek production would remind listeners of one of Alan Gilbert's boldest artistic ideas.

Reading scripts from behind the microphone, little Miss Bell (with sound effects like a cascading waterfall or a cackling bird) would take listeners on treacherous adventures often to exotic places.

If the former is to be explained in the same way as the latter, we would expect listeners to feel pity in response to the funeral march (pity for the persona imagined to be expressing herself through it).

Durst named the band Limp Bizkit, because he wanted a name that would repel listeners.