Sentence examples for crowd engagement from inspiring English sources

Perhaps that's not surprising, as this show involved long periods of silence between songs, clanging sound, minimal crowd engagement and frequent dips of energy.

Even within golf, the most popular regular stop on the PGA Tour is in Phoenix, where crowd engagement is to the level of an on-course party.

"Crowd engagement is the difference between a good and a great show, so when they're connected with what you're doing, you can take improvisational risks and enjoy the experience a lot more.

Studers tells me that in future the company will expand in the area of "crowd engagement devices" and explore other revenue models.

"There are a number of products that are aimed towards increasing crowd engagement," notes Mikelis Studers, CTO of Catchbox, citing event apps, voting systems and, of course, conventional wireless microphones.

Murphy will use the algorithms developed by Gunderson to encode a match's action, along with weather data and crowd engagement, and turn these into music by ascribing musical values to each one: "we're going to generate almost 400 hours' worth of music".

In fact, the engagement crowd -- which includes many of the Bush campaign's biggest contributors -- is already arguing that the lesson of the past few weeks is that China is a country of 1.2 billion raw nerves, and that doing something like selling Taiwan the most sophisticated destroyers with Aegis radars will only inflame tensions.

However, switching between accounts today is a pain – which is why a multiple account switching feature would be put to good use among this crowd, potentially increasing engagement with the Instagram app itself.

In truth, if the engagement crowd didn't exist, the fossil fuel giants would by now have invented them.

Under the circumstances, the regime and the pro-engagement crowd are paranoid over the likelihood of the removal of the principal Iranian opposition movement, the Mujahedeen Khalq, or MEK, from the State Department's Foreign Terrorist Organizations list.

Dana Vachon's first novel begins with Tommy Quinn scanning the crowd gathered for the engagement party of his friend Roger Thorne.