Sentence examples for conduct audience from inspiring English sources

According to the campaign page, funds raised will be used to review and restructure Tropfest's business model, develop a fundraising plan as well as conduct audience and industry research.

Crow herself seems energised and focused, able to command the spotlight and conduct audience singalongs during All I Wanna Do and Can't Cry Anymore, but also capable of melting into the backline of her band to add piano to an extended outro for My Favourite Mistake.

Christian legends and myths were also woven into various literary creations: the late medieval chansons de geste yielded to the epic tales, lyric poetry, and songs that conducted audiences into an enchanted symbolic world that paralleled their mundane one.

Carr was effortlessly able to conduct the audience to laughter or concern.

* Chris Martin, who will conduct the audience from the Pyramid Stage on Friday night during "Yellow", while doing his unbearable dad dance.

As he spun around to conduct his audience's singing, he was met with standing ovation.These are not the only signs of a cultural reprieve since the election of President Hassan Rohani.

McFerrin was perhaps best known for his spontaneity; in concert he might wander through the auditorium singing, make up songs on listeners' names, conduct his audience in choirs, or burst into a condensed version of The Wizard of Oz, complete with tornado sounds and munchkin, witch, and scarecrow voices.

Making it clear that he intended to conduct the audience also in the singing of the anthem, Mr. Maazel lifted his arms, turned sideways and stared into the hall with an intensely focused look that said "Pay attention!" There would be no bungling of the "Star-Spangled Banner" while Lorin Maazel was on the podium.

After a while, she began conducting the audience, encouraging us to sing along.

Conducting an audience round of the "lah-dee-dah" chorus, he demands specific variations.

This is potentially very dry and difficult subject matter yet Dawkins, known for his showmanship, conducted the audience skillfully through his argument.