Sentence examples for audience alert from inspiring English sources

Besides, such special effects help keep an audience alert.

A sequence of plaintive little melodies in the cellos, for which the rest of the orchestra makes room, refreshingly stands in for the conventional lyrical middle section that usually occurs in these kinds of pieces; it's a pause in the action, but one of many moments in which Muhly recalibrates his intentions and keeps the audience alert.

It takes a lot to keep the audience alert and interested for a two-hour-plus show.

(He did the same, in retirement, on "Forbes on Fox", where his "Bah! Overvalued!" kept TV audiences alert).

Perhaps Mr. Cuomo, who spoke for nearly 50 minutes in his speech Wednesday, wanted to make sure his audience stayed alert.

His imprisonment warned comedy off topical references, but the Roman audience became alert in applying ancient lines to modern situations and in demonstrating their feelings by appropriate clamour.

But Jane Pritchard, a curator of "Diaghilev and the Golden Age of the Ballets Russes, 1909-1929" athehe museum, wrote in a blog post titled "I eat my words!" that after giving a presentation on the exhibition, an audience member alerted her to the clip and asked if it was possibly the troupe.

Rubenstein, which represents The Post and its owner, Rupert Murdoch, worked with the Secret Service to screen the 550-strong audience and alerted the FBI to the calls....The forum handed The Post a blizzard of publicity with AP, Reuters, Bloomberg, CNN and local New York TV stations all in attendance.

Michelangelo Antonioni's "Avventura" is a "modern 'Odyssey' for an alert audience".

Simultaneously, the workings of the trick are revealed, forcing the audience to remain alert and on their toes.

Now I have a much brighter, more alert audience who might not necessarily agree with what I'm saying, but they're interested in a discourse.