Sentence examples for audience along from inspiring English sources

The comedy should tug the audience along, gradually revealing its underlying acerbity: an attack on Thatcherite sanctification of greed.

He aims to tease out the various strands of hearsay and rumor, to string his audience along well into the night.

And for a while it pulls the audience along; Ms. Stewart's best inventions come early, as she has the action flow through various spaces at La MaMa.

It's the ingenuity of it all that holds the audience (along with the performances) rather than any succession of laugh-aloud gags.

The influence of "The Matrix," above with Keanu Reeves, on "Inception" was as "an action movie that tried to ask some really interesting philosophical questions in a mainstream way and bring the audience along," he said.

He added: "How much can you pull an audience along?

His transformation, calibrated yet organic, carries the audience along.

The comedian/writer leads their audience along the garden path.

In the theatre, the performance of the actor carries the audience along.

The art here (under Mark Lonergan's direction) is in leading the audience along at a well-calculated pace.

In the audience, along with advertisers, were station representatives, studio executives, producers, actors, reporters and NBC staff members, among others.