Sentence examples for arrest audiences from inspiring English sources

As a performance, Mr. Hoyle's theatrical journey through the Niger Delta's remote and lawless hinterlands continues to arrest audiences, even in this less intimate setting.

Francis Collins was in the middle of his keynote speech last July at the International Congress of Genetics in Melbourne, Australia, when he arrested the audience with a rebuke singling out a local biotech firm.

Lazarus, who likely hasn't performed to such a small crowd in years, proved he's a true performer by maintaining the intensity levels of his stage presence and arresting the audience's attentions through sheer will and cult of personality alone.

When you encounter illegal events that actively pose a safety concern, enter the space calmly and identify the organizer, rather than surrounding the space with police vehicles and attempting to arrest as many audience members as possible.

But in increasingly frantic efforts to arrest the decline of audiences, soaps are resorting to outrageous storylines and celebrity casting which alienates core viewers and diminishes any relationship to everyday life, the original concept that made soaps popular.

On the face of it this is quite a result for S4C – an organisation that only months back had no effective management, no effective governance and no strategy to arrest calamitous declines in audiences for much of its programming.

Detectives would periodically visit pornographic theaters to observe the audiences and arrest those who engaged in indecent exposure.

The authorities viewed it as a site of potential subversion and there were cases of the police entering in order to arrest members of the audience.

If these re-enactments constitute a kind of "evidence", this is less because they show us what took place to cause the arrest than because the audience is witness to a scene in which the actors are in fact continuing the story of their confrontation and/or reconciliation.

That involved displaying on the canvas (the minds of his audience) arresting splashes in various shapes and colors along with stray lines, vaguely connected to each other, that commented upon the bright passages.

This isn't the first time Apple has ranted to audiences since her arrest.