101.   The Journal article documented how far the rumor had spread, and also offered it to a new audience.

102.   The last few years have witnessed the emergence of a new audience for architecture in New York.

103.   The home video allowed a vast new audience that would never venture to an X-rated theater to watch adult films in the privacy of the home.

104.   The Internet as tool for ticket sales and theatrical information is tapping new audiences.

105.   The new audience, for which hip-hop is simply a part of its grammar, has demolished the ceiling for black movies.

106.   The panel found that the rules had violated the First Amendment rights of the cable companies to reach new audiences and to control their programming.

107.   The new system is an especially welcome aid for audiences new to opera.

108.   The policy of bringing new audiences to classical music is, I think, a failure.

109.   The sociologist Richard Sennett has attributed the emergent respect for silence to a lack of confidence among the new audiences.

110.   The sharp-witted Moloney is always on the lookout for new collaborations with rock acts, because he knows it brings Irish music to an entirely new audience.