Sentence examples for conduct the audience from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

Standing in the centre of the audience wearing a black cloak lined in gold, Bastow slowly moved his own device as though conducting the audience.

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

Still, watching this performance leaves you startled at its brashness: Kaye made fun of the orchestra, the art of conducting, the audience and more, but his obvious knowledge and appreciation of classical music gave him the latitude to do so.

She leapt and shimmied in her flouncy dress, played a tambourine vigorously, flung her hair and sometimes did odd hand and arm motions as she sang, as if she were visualizing the notes or conducting the audience.

Riccardo Muti, below, conducted the audience in a rare encore of "Va' pensiero" during a production of Verdi's "Nabucco" at Teatro dell'Opera in Rome on Saturday night, The Associated Press reported.

At the end of a three-song encore – in which he conducts the audience's cheers with his fingers and hollers his way through a blistering What Went Down – Philippakis punches himself in the chest repeatedly with his microphone.

She had left acres of space for him to inhabit this set of emotions, and here I was watching an actor able to give a performance that was unblocked by the author, conducting the audience through those emotions with him.