Sentence examples for audience set up from inspiring English sources

Why couldn't the audience set up a real rescue fund for real women, on behalf of Helen Titchener?

Do you have promotions or events set up or a local audience set up?

Before the band came on, a young quartet called the New Orleans Bingo Show warmed up the audience, setting up in the front rows and playing like a theatrical street band: whiteface makeup, vintage suits, a ukulele, kazoos, fake tap dancing.

"You've heard of white-collar jobs and blue-collar jobs," she told her Fort Wayne audience, setting up a line about how efforts to address global warming and other environmental problems could spawn new industries.

The idea, he has said, was to make the story more palatable to contemporary audiences, setting up the conflicts and tensions in advance rather than tying them together with a hokey scene near the end, as Dickens did.

Mr. Paulson and Mr. Steel told audiences that the United States had already set up advisory panels on auditing and regulations in the financial services industry.

We set up near restaurants and neighborhoods where we think a target audience will be," says Brian Bolain.

Set up your deck with alternating ordinary and duplicate cards before gathering your audience.

The current idea is to film it in front of a studio audience then set up an internet channel, in conjunction with a brand (just as Alan Partridge teamed up with Foster's for a web series in 2010, but with more interactive elements).

In addition to lads' mags she talks to the crowd about women in sport, asks why Beyoncé is more popular than the Pakistani schoolgirl Malala Yousafzai, and gets a member of the audience to set up a direct debit to a women's refuge.

Too Short details how to violate the dignity of a being and yet the audience is set up to feel sorry for him being in the spotlight for it.