Sentence examples for audience to help from inspiring English sources

He then asked his audience to help him in "the splendid and beneficent task of reviving the Olympic Games".

"But the question is can it bring in a younger audience to help me young up my donor base".

It needed sharpening, but it had real charm as it got the audience to help Arthur find his story.

Gemma Paintin and James Stenhouse want to make a western – so they rope in the audience to help them.

Staff members choose volunteers from the audience to help demonstrate aspects of living and working in space.

Nascar recently released research showing that it needed to reach a younger and more diverse audience to help offset falling attendance and television ratings.

Every year, suits at the big networks consider pilot episodes, sometimes using test audiences to help decide which become full series.

The absurdity peaked in early 1978, when a short-lived New York newspaper called The Trib broke the news that Grosset & Dunlap was enlisting David Frost, the British journalist whose interviews with Nixon had riveted audiences, to help with some last-minute revisions.

"The temptation – already apparent on screen – is the marginalisation of 'remit' programmes in favour of those that will reliably attract much bigger audiences to help shore up revenues," he said.

Mr. Bush also built on a trend from his recent days on the trail in which he has called on audiences to help Republican senators facing tough re-election battles.

Digital distributors and networks (Netflix, Hulu, AOL, Yahoo!, Amazon) — anyone buying original programming — need to hire creative executives, people with the right instincts, taste and knowledge of their intended audiences to help shape, improve and market programming.