Usage of "ready audience"

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Usage of ready audience in English

The outlaws found a ready audience in the wider rock music culture. 
 The Guardian 

Disabled peoples' stories find a ready audience in the younger set. 
 Radio NZ 

Having a certain renown in climbing, I had a ready audience. 
 Climbing Magazine 

To such an appeal we shall always give ready audience. 
 Miscellaneous Writings and Speeches — Volume 2 

So the Sheriff found ready audience. 
 Robin Hood 

Little wonder, then, that claims that vaccination may cause adverse outcomes such as autism find a ready audience. 
 BBC 

But they will find a ready audience for their claim that the economics of limiting it are anyway unaffordable. 
 The Guardian 

Photograph: Microsoft "Digital delivery and Game Pass have created a much more ready audience for games," he says. 
 The Guardian 

But, human lives being what they are, there will always be a ready audience for school stories, just as there is for romantic fiction. 
 The Guardian 

This gay, light, frothy comedy was first produced by Jed Harris at the Empire Theatre in New York where it found a ready audience. 
 Why the Chimes Rang: A Play in One Act 

So it seems that there will be a ready audience beyond Moveon.org's 3.2 million members for these new online tools. 
 Wired 

Grievance toward elites and immigration are themes with ready audiences on both sides of the Atlantic and beyond. 
 The Guardian 

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Meanings of ready audience in English

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