Sentence examples for anchor audience from inspiring English sources

Successful projects, says Mr Chen, usually require an "anchor audience" of friends or fans who engage in "micropatronage", enjoying the association with a successful project and a personal link with an artist or writer.The makers of a series of documentaries about David Lynch, a filmmaker, are using crowdfunding to raise the seed money to start work on the project's third film.

The secretary's astonished gaze is an attempt to anchor audience response, and many will want to believe the eighty-one-year-old Junge when she says that she cannot forgive herself for failing to find out what the Nazis were doing to the Jews during the war.

All questions, from the anchors and audience, were asked in Spanish, and the responses were dubbed into Spanish (Univision also broadcast an English-dubbed version).

With The Sound of Music, songs are the real anchor for audiences' feelings".

Between the anchor and the audience, there is a kind of intimate remoteness.

"THE crowd is turning on me," said Charles Gibson, the ABC anchor, when the audience jeered him in the final moments of Wednesday night's face-off between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.

At MSNBC, the breathless anchor predicted an audience "as high as 90 million" -- 10 million more than the record set by Reagan-Carter in '80.

On Tuesday of last week, Jorge Ramos, the most influential Latino news anchor, told his audience on the Fusion network, "Right now Donald Trump is, no question, the loudest voice of intolerance, hatred, and division in the United States".

This is represented, first and foremost, by Richard Cody, a middle-aged television journalist struggling to regain his position as a news anchor for an audience that would rather look at sexy young blondes.

But anchors require their audience's trust, as we saw when the former CBS anchor Dan Rather could not rise above third place in the ratings after his reputation was marred by episodes of erratic behavior.

It's not Fox News, with its angry anchors and aging audience.