Sentence examples for audience collaborating from inspiring English sources
It is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It could be used in a sentence such as: "The audience was invited to actively participate in the show by collaborating with the actors".
Having earned a cult following over the past decade, US dance experimentalist Tin Man is finally reaching a wider club audience, collaborating in recent years with underground producer Donato Dozzy as well as racking up his seventh LP release with 2014's Ode.
Bun worries that, to his core Southern audience, collaborating with a top-ten rapper like Jay-Z could seem awfully pop, as opposed to street: "It sounded O.K., but me, I had to ask, / 'If we don't do "Big Pimpin' 2," will you still put us on blast?' / A song like that might take a nigga to the top, but my true fan base might think a nigga flopped.
Ivo's impulse is to take that very seriously, and to ask the audience to collaborate in making this thing real".
An allegory is an invitation from the playwright and cast to the audience to collaborate with them in the process of making meaning.
More recently, Lepore and Stone (2010) have drawn upon David Lewis's work on convention, signaling, and conversational scorekeeping to offer a Davidson-inspired account of how speakers and audiences collaborate in bringing off the special verbal accomplishment that is a metaphor.
"I look forward to cheering my father, Jo Bonney and the cast on from the audience and to collaborating with my father on future projects".
We hope that audiences will collaborate in an act of shared imagination by which we suggest what's there and the audience sees what isn't there at all -- the essential nature of theater".
One of the proven ways for YouTubers to build their audiences is by collaborating with one another, with emerging channels able to quickly pick up subscribers through a canny collab with a bigger star.
They're collaborating with the audience, and the audience has to collude with them.
Collaborating with audiences "We'll see companies taking a far more interactive approach to sustainability communications," says Gillespie.
Clark will invite audience members to collaborate with her in deconstructing the many threads of the polarizing emblem, along with special guests including curator Lowery Sims and civil rights lawyer Olatunde Johnson.
