Sentence examples for born audience from inspiring English sources
Though many girls harbour ambitions of becoming dancers, Mary Clarke, who has died aged 91, always knew that she was "born audience".
But no one respected it enough to service it with things that were born of the audience's own experiences, and the black audience turned away". The black audience could still be served positively--and profitably, although probably at a modest level, Poitier is sure, if it were not for the stampede of costs to ever higher levels, fueled by the lust for the brass ring--the blockbuster film.
And in 2002 he even appeared as a character in a video game aimed at an audience born long after the peak of his fame.
This time, three years after the Fight for $15 movement was born, the target audience of the workers in Brooklyn and elsewhere across the US were politicians, instead of just their employers.
Who honestly expected the channel to be born with an audience in its grip?
greatamericanpeanut butterfestival.com SAN ANTONIO Texas Native Delivers A Taste of Broadway "My mother said that I danced before I was born," Tommy Tune tells audiences in his new show, "Steps in Time: A Broadway Biography in Song and Dance".
When Amber Born, an audience favorite and one of the final five spellers, misspelled "hallali" in the final rounds, hundreds of people tweeted the internet equivalent of a gasp.
But that may already seem appallingly dated to audience members born in the mid-1980's.
How do you reboot an entertainment juggernaut that began to fade before most of its young audience was born?
SCOTT You remind me that the decline of movies started long before most of the current movie audience was born.
