Sentence examples for audiences approach from inspiring English sources

So would audiences approach Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie with caution or nostalgic enthusiasm?

"People Start Running" (1980): James Stevenson examines the indie filmmaker John Carpenter's desire to remain outside the traditional Hollywood system, and asks whether the success of "Halloween" has altered how audiences approach genre movies.

Its major events sell out fast (darts historian Patrick Chaplin tells me World Championship tickets were the eighth-quickest seller online this year, not far behind Kate Bush and Fleetwood Mac), while TV audiences approach a million on Sky, and top two million for a rival tournament on the BBC.

The deal represents something of a risk to Uefa, turning away from audiences approaching 10 million in favour of BT's money.

He is used to international audiences approaching his work from across cultural divides: people looked for religious connotations in "After Life"; "Nobody Knows" prompted questions about the Japanese child welfare system.

When so many of our youth spend their time in useless or destructive activities after school, and while our concert halls are populated largely by audiences approaching senior citizenhood, Hoff-Barthelson offers an opportunity for young people to engage in meaningful artistic pursuits in a wholesome social milieu, while being imbued with the values of a culturally enriched lifestyle.

He wryly connects this conceit to Dvorak's famous war horse: "I call it the Symphony 'From the Old World.' " How should an audience approach such a work?

The audience approach their seats (unnecessarily but not uninterestingly) through a backstage maze of corridors, passing a gym, a library and a number of long-faced functionaries scribbling notes; we could be in a Dreamthinkspeak production – let no one say that immersive theatre has not changed things.

Sonic Youth's Thurston Moore recalls how during concerts, Ra would lead the Arkestra into the audience, approach random individuals, bearhug them and bellow "Are you willing to give up your death for me?" to which they would nervously nod, as well you might.

This trend suggests that the audience approach of programmatic buying is having an impact on the TV market.

While I fought it at first, I have always taken a 'become your target audience' approach to marketing and PR and since that's my biz, I turned geek for awhile.