The phrase "audience to move" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to convey a call to action for the audience, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The speaker aimed to inspire the audience to move towards a more sustainable future."
Alternatives: "encourage the audience to act" or "motivate the audience to take action".
And she's priming that audience to move over to OWN on a regular basis.
In January, David Zambrano encouraged the audience to move in close as he and his dancers performed solos — by turn, witty, mysterious and ecstatic — set to soul music.
For the same reason, the user interface in mobile, locative applications need to be even easier to use than in other services as they invite the audience to move through space while interacting with the application.
Now that he is in charge of the Norrlands Opera Company and Symphony Orchestra, Mr. Jarvi wants to encourage that audience to move beyond categories as well.
The atmosphere was more staid than a typical Latin concert, but the musicians pushed the audience to move, and sooner or later, many were at least swaying.
Mr. Ahmadinejad's announcement that Iran would produce medical-reactor fuel itself came at a laser technology conference in Tehran, where he told Ali Akbar Salehi, head of the atomic energy agency, who was seated in the audience, to move ahead.
There is a distinct political tenor to this stance, a challenge to audiences to move beyond conventions and limitations.
A dance-video installation featuring live layered scores by Peter Whitehead, "Frame Dances" allows audiences to move throughout the space -- a fitting way to break in a new theater.
Maybe another value of this concert, and the entire Focus Festival, was the chance it offered audiences to move "beyond" the polemics and just listen to music as music, whatever its methodology.
Barely any mention of her voice, a gloriously rounded and well produced instrument, was made, and there was little comment on her musicianship, dramatic commitment or her ability to communicate to an audience and to move that audience to tears.
Volunteers politely asked audience members to move to seats in the central section, in view of the looming television cameras.
