A chairman of English warned a friend of mine about her approaching audience.
As Tebow approached, the audience began looking past Sanchez, keening with anticipation.
In time, she approached the audience, practically touching the people in the first row, crouching down and putting her face close to theirs, looking deeply into their eyes.
He approached the audience and emphasized his favorite lyric: "Please don't miss this train at the station/'Cause if you miss it, I feel sorry, sorry for you".
Holding a small, worn shopping bag labeled "snack pack," she approached the audience, did a quick head count and came to the uneasy realization that she probably didn't have enough to go around.
Such a self-contained performer does not approach the audience.
One can imagine David, in a stage version of his story, approaching the audience and speaking these thoughts aloud.
At the end the dancers approach the audience with intimidating purpose, as Erika Pujic, a company veteran, moves upstage alone.
The number, while strong for cable television, does not approach the audience for the most popular drama on cable, or even on the AMC channel, for that matter.
The gentle manner of Bob Harris and of his predecessor on Whistle Test, the rock journalist Richard Williams, reflects the primarily respectful way the show tries to approach the audience.
