Sentence examples for bringing audience from inspiring English sources

She keeps bringing audience members onstage, joking with them, ordering them around, even painting one's face.

His pantomimed act featured strong interaction with the audience, even bringing audience members into the ring to become an important part of the show.

"I know we share the common goal of bringing audiences to another level of entertainment experiences.

Once again, television became a unifying force in a tragic time, bringing audiences information and helping them grieve.

A breeze from distant Provincetown just blew into the East Village, bringing audiences with a taste for lowdown drag a last chance at a summer fling.

It is honoring existing memberships, albeit bringing audiences closer to the stage as it tries to consolidate viewers below the rings.

BBC Three and BBC Three HD will become a dedicated sporting channel for the Games, bringing audiences further coverage from 09 00-22 00.

Director of BBC Sport Barbara Slater said: "This promises to be another exciting World Cup and we are delighted to be bringing audiences live coverage of every match.

Talking Movies' Tom Brook spoke to the Riverdance star to find out whether this 3D endeavour is a gimmick or if it is really bringing audiences something completely different.

BBC executive editor Ron Chakraborty added: "Basketball is a popular sport and we're pleased to be bringing audiences to the play-off final".

"What is consistent in the shows we've done and their production is us bringing audiences worlds that are not often seen on television," he said.