Sentence examples for audiences forward from inspiring English sources

Barcelona's Liceu, under Mr. Marco and its adventurous artistic director, Joan Matabosch, continues to push its audiences forward in both repertory (Weill's "Street Scene" opens on March 1) and productions (Stefan Herheim's dazzling version of Dvorak's "Rusalka" last December).

But even that is only capturing a whisper of what is happening and how streaming is driving the music industry and the music audience forward.

I learned a shedload about that region, and was provoked to some serious reflection about the relationship of history to current events, as the plays took the audience forward from the mid-19th century to (via Richard Norton-Taylor's verbatim contributions) the absolute present.

In the complicated dream heist film, Zimmer said he saw his assignment as one of propelling the audience forward to signal to the mood of the moment.

"They have audiences leaning forward in their seats".

But audiences looking forward to a lot of blood and gore on Thursday probably were surprised.

The ardor for football in all its forms is emblematic of the demand among marketers for what is known as big-event programming: shows that audiences look forward to and watch live, paying more attention to the commercials than they would if they had zapped or zipped through them during delayed viewing with digital video recorders.

Voice is what matters in social commerce, Leffel said, and he's betting that the Yardsellr model — the one that's a bit eBay and a bit Etsy — will work well for Style.ly's target audience, and other niche audiences going forward.

Members of his audiences came forward.

Audiences look forward to levitation as one of the most intriguing magic tricks.

Many in the audience perched forward in their seats.