audience , **** , auch: aud.

In the process she may also find a new audience.

The audience seemed to love them all, and I'm sure with reason.

But what if an audience does not want to be found?

All you need now is an audience and something to say.

In fact, half his audience may not know who he is.

The problems start when we come to what the audience needs.

And you will find the audience full of young people.

Sometimes, however, the audience takes things into its own hands.

The second most important thing is the relationship with the audience.

Of course, each side says the audience is with them.

But we have no idea who our audience is going to be.

You can tell if they are able to keep an audience.

Members of the audience must process the information as they will.

Many of you in the audience can probably come up with others.

But in front of a big audience he's off his game.

You must look at your audience when talking to them.

Play to your audience and get them to love you.

They no more than the audience can see what I am doing.

She turned back to look out on the audience again.

Even the play itself was going well with the audience.

You should have seen your face in the audience room.

Maybe he had just wanted to set up his audience a little.

The people in an audience can each be very different.

And yet as members of an audience we become a public.

"The audience would probably have a different point of view today."