Sentence examples for captured audiences from inspiring English sources

In Uruguay nueva cancíon musician Daniel Viglietti created songs that captured audiences not only across Latin America but also in France and Spain.

In 1998, the soccer World Cup in France captured audiences outside the United States; last year, the rugby World Cup began a wave of rugby-inspired fashion.

The debut of "Black Watch" at the Fringe festival in the summer of 2006 drew rave reviews from major critics and captured audiences.

It's no accident that Cinema Paradiso's nostalgic celebration of the power of great film-making, and of cinema as a communal experience, so captured audiences' imaginations.

The first film, released in 1993, captured audiences with its story of a theme park of cloned dinosaurs and generated $967 million in worldwide ticket sales, according Box Office Mojo, ranking 16th among best-selling films in the United States.

With exposure from the N.B.A.'s marketing machine, the women were thrust into the mainstream as national darlings who captured audiences on their way to a feel-good gold medal.

You have a captured audience so it really is an opportunity to answer the 'What's in it for me?' question.

Why would anyone want to pass up a captured audience of millions?

"We also want to send a message that Gay Day's public promotion of homosexuality to a captured audience inside the park is wrong".

Clinicians must participate in CME to fulfill licensure requirements, making them a "captured audience" for corporate-sponsored messages.

He warns that theatres cannot rely on celebrity events to capture audiences.