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Meanings of large audience in English
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Usage of large audience in English
1
The interpreter-droid turned to the large audience, and spoke with great dignity.
2
Highlight: He drew a surprisingly large audience for someone not that well-known.
3
They call it a very large audience for lectures in New Orleans.
4
In that large audience, that night, there were eight very conspicuous people.
5
The first concert, for which season-tickets were suspended, drew a large audience.
6
Neville was clearly terrified of speaking before such a large audience.
7
Still, Cuffee had reached a large audience with his procolonization arguments.
8
She got up before the large audience and began to give her testimony.
9
A large audience, including many elegantly dressed ladies, was in attendance.
10
You forgot to advertise it, so you have not a very large audience.
11
So there was quite a large audience present with opera glasses.
12
Professor Valentine Dorrimore, the hypnotist, had a large audience last night.
13
He who writes for fools will always find a large audience.
14
The Civil Rights leader had never addressed the national media or a large audience.
15
At one time I spoke before a large audience in Boston in the evening.
16
Dr. West's reanimated specimens were not meant for long existence or a large audience.
This collocation consists of:
Large audience through the time
Large audience across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common