Sentence examples for audiences voting from inspiring English sources

Work by 13 individuals and ensembles will be seen in two mostly different programs with audiences voting for those they wish to perform again in February.

The future, he suggests, lies in cinemas investing in genuinely innovative technology which gives them the edge over ever-improving home entertainment, directors emerging with fresh ideas, and audiences voting with the feet when it comes to backing smaller fare.

For instance, back in Hollywood's golden age stars could be deemed box office poison by the front office because audiences voted each time they bought a ticket.

Also featuring Christopher Walken and Woody Harrelson, audiences voted it the winner of the Midnight Madness Award.

The 2011 Tchaikovsky upped the ante, with innovations like four simultaneous video streams and audience voting.

Mr. Lebrecht suggested that one solution might be to allow online audience voting to factor into the judges' decision.

News channels have vox pops, TV shows have audience voting — and yet no-one demanded a piece of the commercial pie.

The audience votes – by text, on the night, with a donation to Comic Relief for each vote.

In the end, 59 percent of the audience voted for a world without religion, with the undecideds swinging clearly toward the atheists.

According to one show of hands, nearly half the audience voted for Mr. Grimm, and while they occasionally applauded, they were far quieter than the critics.

"People who read the first draft — the director, one or two others — thought it was very even, but the audience voted not guilty straightaway," he said.