Sentence examples for audience activities from inspiring English sources

At this Father's Day concert for ages 4 and under (snoozing babies are welcome), she will present her music, always accompanied by games and audience activities, along with that of a rocking trio of fathers, the Dad Beats.

And while I'm not prepared to extend the benefit of the doubt to all of Professor Farley's distracting audience, we shouldn't be so quick to equate ill-informed chuckles with the more obviously inexcusable audience activities of chatting or allowing their cell phones to ring.

One of the largest arts audience activities of the year happened earlier this week.

Depending on your objectives, your audience, your activities and whether there is potential for conflict between your personal and professional profiles, you will need to decide whether you wish to use your real identity or a pseudonym to preserve your anonymity.

We curate a helpful audience and activities that foster this collaboration".

Data were abstracted on the purpose, location, primary audience(s), activities conducted, screening provided onsite or referrals, and evaluation results.

Extending range of audience participation activities - drama, games, plays, etc. Negotiation skills and assertiveness training on condom use by all NGOs.

Pacino, however, craves the derring-do of working in front of a live audience, an activity he compares to tightrope walking.

Like Brecht in the 1930s, Debord sees the most potent weapon the artist holds against conformity is the ability "to break the spectators' psychological identification with the hero, so as to draw the audience into activity by provoking their capacities to revolutionize their own lives".

At the post-term meeting for the Fall 2013 term, team members seemed to be surprised by the questionnaire results: students' high participation rate in audience response technology activities (72.6%) was viewed by the instructional team as encouraging, yet the lower rate of purchase of the stand-alone remote (61.5%) was unexpected.

Accum was the first person to tackle the subject and to reach a wide audience through his activities.