Sentence examples for audiences back to from inspiring English sources

Now it's easing audiences back to plays, mostly with short runs of touring productions.

For five decades, the theater used the solid brass bell to send audiences back to their seats before it disappeared in September 2004.

The town's computerised animated theatre transports audiences back to the time of Ned Kelly's last stand - from the shootout scene to Ned's gruesome grand finale at Melbourne Gaol.

DVDs have been the film industry's greatest source of income for some time and, as with its attempt to attract audiences back to cinemas with 3D, Blu-ray is its great white hope for home entertainment revenues.

"The demand for better quality video and more regional news also presents a number of opportunities, while the increased use of social media suggests the need for new and innovative strategies to drive audiences back to online news sites".

"Hugo," full of digital effects and viewable in 3-D, takes audiences back to the time of Georges Méliès, the visionary filmmaker whose inventive sense of spectacle made him a special-effects pioneer at the turn of the 20th century.

The film takes the audience back to Hong Kong, circa 1905.

She is not on the bus that takes the audience back to St. Ann's Warehouse after the show.

But Hicks' mischievous flights of fantasy bring the audience back to reality with a thump.

"It became clear that it wasn't realistic to try to get the audience back to being more hard core, as it had been in the past".

Early in the program she took the audience back to her high school production of "Fiddler on the Roof" with, as she put it, an "all-goy" cast.