Sentence examples for audience event from inspiring English sources

Santoro and fellow cast member Nazanin Boniadi attended a weekly papal audience event during a break from production, where they met Pope Francis.

Cumberbatch, who excels as the icy, eccentric detective, said: "In the world of streaming, Facebook, blogging and obviously Twitter you have an immediate audience feedback so you felt almost part of a live audience event.

But it does give sports marketers the power of monetization models, depending on the audience, event and environment.

In the audience, event co-hosts Valery Vavilov and George Kikvadze, of Bitfury Group, Kenyan Cabinet Secretary Joseph Mucheru, former senior advisor to the U.S. secretary of state and chair of the Global Blockchain Business Council Tomicah Tillemann and Time 100 winner and founder of the Digital Citizen Fund Roya Mahboob also stood up.

BBC Proms in the Park remains one of our most popular audience events in Northern Ireland.

More recently we brought the piazza outside our buildings to life with a series of audience events.

Canadian firm Pixmob has come up with a new way of making wearable technology cool and giving mass audience events the wow factor.

Free Thinking, BBC Radio 3's unique festival of ideas, takes place at The Sage, Gateshead from 5-7 November, with audience events led by Jacqueline Wilson, Fiona Shaw, Lord Blair, Kevin McCloud and many others.

Ladies, you can usually flaunt your hat anywhere you please, but do take it off at audience events, where you might block someone's view (besides the obvious exceptions, such as at the race track).

One of the festival's most admirable aspects is that it manages to be a relatively successful mass-audience event by focusing on a band's quality rather than its draw, a band's credibility rather than its accessibility.

"The decade that gave the movie industry the American auteur also gave it the broad-audience event film," the agent, producer, and film executive Mike Medavoy notes in "You're Only as Good as Your Next One" (Atria), an under-read and engaging show-biz memoir.