1. And an audience.

2. He demands an audience.

3. An audience Addressed versus an audience invoked is basically your real audience versus the reader you create through your text and introduction

4. The judge refused to grant an injunction .

5. The Pope granted him an audience.

6. Click an audience in the table to see a detailed report for that audience.

7. The audience called for an encore.

8. Therefore, the grant gives an advantage to Varvaressos.

9. The orchestra played before an enraptured audience.

10. The channel caters to an international audience.

11. Artificial is an audience interactive science fiction series where the live audience can influence the series

12. Just to get an audience with you

13. Only the shah may end an audience.

14. Judge Beach disagreed and refused to grant an injunction.

15. Audience synonyms, Audience pronunciation, Audience translation, English dictionary definition of Audience

16. Auditory (plural auditories) (archaic) An assembly of hearers; an audience

17. He requested that the Premier grant him an interview.

18. He addressed the audience in an eloquent speech.

19. He was granted an audience with the Pope.

20. There was an audible gasp from the audience.

21. 4 It's nice to have an appreciative audience.

22. The speaker likes to have an attentive audience.

23. An Aerialist is an acrobat who performs high above the audience

24. She received an enthusiastic ovation from the audience.

25. An additional grant of $250M was announced in Budget 2003.

26. Of course, Mark Little is an audience pleaser too.

27. A broadcaster may have an audience of several million.

28. Audients wiki, define audience, audience meaning, Audients dictionary, audience definition

29. We managed to scrape an audience of fifty people.

30. 9 His verbal pyrotechnics could hold an audience spellbound.

31. 1 His verbal pyrotechnics could hold an audience spellbound.

32. Within the page menu of Audience manager you'll find 3 sections: Audience sources, Audience lists, and Audience insights.

33. There's an audience full of people looking at us.

34. Anecdotes can be effective in persuading an audience because …

35. He gave an impressive speech to a receptive audience.

36. For example, “Bobby owes Grant an Apology for breaking his toy”

37. A man claiming to be an envoy of the empire requests an audience.

38. According to Grant Wiggins (1998), an assignment is Authentic if it

39. To grant an admin full access privileges to the alert center:

40. To grant an admin view access privileges to the alert center:

41. Note on Editionable Objects A GRANT operation to grant object privileges on an editionable object Actualizes the object in the current edition

42. When you close an audience, it no longer accumulates users.

43. You had the courage to demand an audience of me.

44. Learn more about targeting your ads by audience interests and how to add audience targeting to an ad group.

45. Grant also answers to Grant Edward Burget and Grant E Burget, and perhaps a couple of other names.

46. Peer Bystanders provide an audience 85% of instances of bullying

47. 11 The auditorium can seat an audience of 5 000.

48. Transitive verb amnesties, Amnestying, amnestied [with object] Grant an official pardon to

49. Feeling or showing appreciation: an Appreciative audience at the concert.

50. This is an audience of entrepreneurs, of doers, of innovators.

51. This way a single grant command provides an absolute grant for one UE and at the same time silences other UEs in a cell.

52. Trying to please an audience is the kiss of death for an artist.

53. Corrupted is an elemental effect and grant a Corruption-based elemental effect

54. Tell him I want an immediate audience with the emperor.

55. Grant had an interesting expression, something of mild surprise, anger, and Annoyance

56. Audiencer has an artificial intelligent engine that self learns your audience

57. She Announced the winner of the competition to an excited audience

58. And the audience came together, and they designed an album cover.

59. The president had an audience with the Pope in the Vatican.

60. About the grant.

61. Attentive definition, characterized by or giving attention; observant: an Attentive audience

62. To close an audience for all destinations at the same time:

63. Somewhere in the audience an old woman's voice began plaintive wail.

64. Apply now give to Causes LAND GRANT Established under the Morrill Act of 1862, The University of the District of Columbia is an urban land-grant University and holds membership in the National Land-Grant System and the Association of Public and Land Grant Universities (APLU).

65. 3 The Commission can grant an exemption retroactively from the date of notification.

66. Backdating an option grant is the practice of reporting a grant date that is not the actual date of grant, but rather an earlier date that, with the benefit of hindsight, is chosen because the stock price on that false, hindsight-chosen date is lower.

67. with a grant

68. Slottet Oslo Billetter The games are intended for an adult audience

69. Members receive a non-accountable grant in an amount of up to $650.

70. Blogs offer an avenue for delivering that value to a global audience

71. 3 The chairman will preside over an audience of architects and developers.

72. The plea alleging an error of law through failure to grant an additional reduction of the fine

73. An appropriately designed state block grant program can address each of these concerns.

74. Auspice In a funding context, an Auspice is an organisation who manages grant funding on your behalf

75. Composing is an art form that has often meant capturing the attention of an audience

76. The project has an offer of an AU$66.46 million grant from the Federal Government of Australia.

77. Booing (plural Booings) A disapproving exclamation by a member of an audience

78. I was rather daunted by the thought of addressing such an audience.

79. I grant building permits.

80. Caesars Casino is intended for an adult audience, for amusement purposes only