Sentence examples for a command to the audience from inspiring English sources

The words aren't sung, but the melody is, blasted by the brass section in almost a command to the audience.

It must be fascinating enough to command the audience's attention.

From watching him on stage with no lectern he was able to command the audience and be very confident about it.

But Mr. Yamada counts on his command to make audiences stick around for the action that constitutes the last section.

A much smaller number of news outlets had a far larger command of the audience.

It's a seductive, even imposing, display, whose command rushes the audience swiftly past any ideas.

Kare, also an actor, turns his songs into stories, using his face and his body to engage, and well, command the audience.

Mr. Gore easily assumed command of the audience.

His energy level was extremely high and he had total command of the audience.

Robert Battle, the artistic director of Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, commanded the audience to rise, but the ovation would have happened anyway.

Like an MC at the old Victorian Gaiety Theatre, MP Gavin Barwell introduced him by commanding the audience to "please welcome the one and only Mayor of London, Mr Boris Johnson".