Sentence examples for Cultivated audience from inspiring English sources

On learning that he had been nominated, Domingo, 72, said: "I am blessed to have amassed and nurtured an enduring relationship with London and its wonderfully cultivated audience for more than 42 years.

The feat was accomplished through a canny marketing campaign that carefully cultivated audience interest in the film -- the first to be adapted from J. K. Rowling's beloved children's series -- and then released it in just about every city, town and rural crossroads in North America, nearly one out of four of the available screens.

Talking about "Saved," he said he had expected a cultivated audience at least to wonder what his intentions were in writing a play about people with deadened lives, impoverished minds and speech so laconic that an exchange like "Ain't touched a tart for weeks," "Don't know what yer missing" seemed almost loquacious.

So the artists made records themselves, distributed them and cultivated audiences without the major labels.

"Luckily for us we have cultivated audiences that are interested in the challenge," Mr. Fox said.

"The one thing we really want is just to be seen as a person". Create & Cultivate audience members listening to panel speakers.

Indeed, they spend a lot of their time and energy cultivating audiences that don't pay attention to reviews.

Orchestras work hard to bring their music to public school audiences, but free performances will never cultivate audiences as effectively as will a student's learning to play an instrument.

Seed&Spark founder, Emily Best, seeks to create a company that helps fund, distribute and cultivate audiences for independent films.

That's why the network so rarely yanks a show from its lineup after a season it can afford to cultivate audiences.

If Yahoo can't do this itself then it will be better off joining an organization that allows it to focus on delivering content and advertising and cultivating audiences".