Sentence examples for audience approach from inspiring English sources

He wryly connects this conceit to Dvorak's famous war horse: "I call it the Symphony 'From the Old World.' " How should an audience approach such a work?

The audience approach their seats (unnecessarily but not uninterestingly) through a backstage maze of corridors, passing a gym, a library and a number of long-faced functionaries scribbling notes; we could be in a Dreamthinkspeak production – let no one say that immersive theatre has not changed things.

Sonic Youth's Thurston Moore recalls how during concerts, Ra would lead the Arkestra into the audience, approach random individuals, bearhug them and bellow "Are you willing to give up your death for me?" to which they would nervously nod, as well you might.

This trend suggests that the audience approach of programmatic buying is having an impact on the TV market.

While I fought it at first, I have always taken a 'become your target audience' approach to marketing and PR and since that's my biz, I turned geek for awhile.

Afterwards, a scientist in the audience approached him.

Just after the final goal, a street child from the audience approached the coaches and said: "Sir, I want to play.

Unlikely to deliver a participatory spectacle, she should change the way the audience approaches this most public and high-profile of annual commissions.

While watching their interaction, I was reminded of a time I sat directly behind Frank and Kathie Lee Gifford at a Carnegie Hall concert and watched the parade of ogling well-wishers from the audience approaching them with avid, envious smiles.

Afterwards, a member of the audience approaches you and apologises: she had seen you, she admitted, from a station platform sitting with your computer and your rucksack, and declined to board the train, thinking you might be a suicide bomber.

As the site's audience approaches the saturation point in many advanced countries — more than sixty per cent in the U.S. and the U.K.; more than eighty-five per cent in Chile, Turkey, and Venezuela — its rate of expansion is inevitably slowing down.