Sentence examples for away audiences from inspiring English sources

Nothing turns away audiences as quickly as resolution.

And the use of social media, far from pulling away audiences, tends to create a magnetism around big event television.

Bernard Holland writes that orchestras are failing in part because self-absorbed longhairs drove away audiences.

The theater thrived as a movie house for decades until shopping malls and television helped drive away audiences.

With popular culture luring away audiences and record companies cutting back budgets and cancelling contracts, orchestras are uncertain where to pitch their appeal.

And there is also evidence that two more fundamental shifts are luring away audiences from London's commercial theatres.First, tastes seem to be changing.

"No one on the digital side wants to take away audience from the TV," said Rick Cordella, vice president and general manager for NBC Sports Digital.

The Force Awakens was always going to have a big impact on existing titles in the marketplace, taking away screens and showtimes, and sucking away audience attention.

From far away, audience can see that coin is marked, but they can't read the signature so they assume that it is the same coin that the person signed.

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

She really hasn't been away from audiences long, but long enough that she has to catch up with business like this.