Sentences with phrase «kids in the audience»

There were a lot of kids in the audience, which made me very happy.

Then kids in the audience will be able to take their turns, so they should come prepared to tell a story without using words.

Kids in the audience likely won't appreciate the lesson.

It'll be supremely fun for every monster kid in the audience lucky enough to be there.

This may be different now, but not one of the 100 + kids in the audience owned an ereader at the time.

is a choose - your - own - adventure show where kids in the audience call all the shots, from the name of the show to the decisions each character makes (Somerville)

Kids in my audience didn't even seem to loving it that much, which makes sense seeing as this movie is 15 years overdue...

And what does the star investor and tech industry veteran (who made his first millions when he sold his computer consulting firm Microsolutions to CompuServe in 1990, before a lot of the kids in the audience were born) think about scrappy young Silicon Valley entrepreneurs trying to compete with him?

But at least with a real pantomime the kids in the audience all seem to enjoy themselves.

Last year, when we announced the winner at the World Science Festival, we passed out paper and pencils to the kids in the audience and said we're starting to look now for next year's question.

She, the filmmakers, and maybe even a few of the kids in the audience have seen it all before — the comic book, the film based on the comic book, the winking that certain movies based on comic books start to do after a few sequels.

Anyone old enough to have read Jules Verne or seen the way his work was successfully adapted in the past will suffer worse than the kids in the audience who just came to laugh.

At times it seemed like events were occurring just so the kids, or the kids in the audience, could learn their lesson a little bit more.

Not only did it not engage the adults, its lackluster story line didn't spread much illusion or magic over the kids in the audience either.

The Green Room with Paul Provenza, Season 2, Episode 5: (Uncut TVMA) The comics discuss the awkwardness of having kids in the audience.

Using remarkably photorealistic animation, this remake of the 1967 Disney classic is warm and enjoyable, with a few moments of suspense for the kids in the audience.

I always love when family movies play smart for the kids in the audience.

For the kids in the audience, a movie like this will work because it tells a fun story, contains a lot of humor, and is exciting to watch.

It's a tall order, considering just how far the makers of the film are willing to go to make sure that they sell enough funny robot action figures to the kids in the audience.

However... One thing I found especially interesting was what was amusing to the kids in the audience.

The kids in the audience will get a kick out of his vernacular like: radio squeaker, hippodumplings, strawbunkers and cream, and a variety of others that drive Sophie crazy as she tries to figure out what he's referring to.

Although not as fantastic as the first movie, it has enough moments to keep the kids in the audience entertained.

Though the movie features lots of goofy humor aimed at the kids in the audiences, there are some amazing action sequences that take place between the protectors of life and the harbingers of death and decay.

Kids in the audience were also talking and fidgeting during Brad's heart to heart with Dusty — a scene the adults were totally into.

Obviously, «lessons» shall be «learned,» but nothing truly edifying for parents or kids in the audience.

Again, not to disturb the kids in the audience, we do not see the injury or even hear about the extent of damage.

(To the kids in the audience, please don't try this at home — or anyplace else for that matter.)

The distinction sometimes is that Mr. Handler oops, Mr. Snicket doesn't write like a writer winking conspiratorially at the kids in the audience.