Sentence examples for audience to send from inspiring English sources

That led a black member of the audience to send up the note, "Explain how a drunk man could climb a tree and hang himself".

But while Gambino's uncompromising lyrics inspire half of the audience to send bottles flying through the air, the remainder look on unconvinced.

He tells her that he is onstage, in New York, and he takes a photo of the audience to send to her, to prove it.

His first show raised hackles when he distributed his ex-girlfriend's phone number and invited the audience to send her abusive messages.

The theatre was raided one evening by a Fascist group, who within a few minutes had beaten enough of the audience to send two to the hospital, they threw tear gas, and escaped without leaving any trace.

He said he remembered how hosting a presidential debate in 2008 gave the University of Mississippi a national audience to send out its message of how much it had changed from the days of segregation.

He rarely blames them for foiling administration initiatives and he rarely tries to rally audiences to send local Democrats to Washington.

Ms. Ono had asked audience members to send loving intentions toward one another during that song, in a practice Buddhists call "loving kindness meditation".

There's also something intriguing about a play that frequently demonizes technology and its decimation of the human attention span, but whose program still encourages audience members to send out live Twitter messages during the show.

As directed by Frank Marshall, it has been made with more attention to teasing, second-guessing and otherwise merrily tormenting an audience than to sending that audience racing for the exit doors.

In fact, Mr. Frank said Mr. Menino may have chosen to make his comments about the Kerry campaign to The Herald, which is known to appeal to an urban, working-class audience, in order to send a message to the police union.