Sentence examples for designated audience from inspiring English sources

Like most romantic comedies nowadays, it is a Cinderella for soon-to-be seniors that shamelessly panders to its designated audience.

Intuitively knowing that all of us, as consumers and citizens, have hidden emotional, visual vocabularies, out task was to systematically isolate the personal values a designated audience was most likely to honor; then proceed to create sets of 'Ideas they could see', based on graphic cues and codes.

One designated an audience member picked at random as a flight attendant for the audience and asked her to point out the theater's emergency exits.

In that center was more seating: a grid of swivel stools designated for audience members with pink tickets.

Lighting a piece of tissue paper, Jack says to the audience: The designated mourner.

But even the most traditionally minded pantomime (this is Kenneth Alan Taylor's 28th at this address) has to move with the times; and Nottingham Playhouse has secured the coup of presenting the first pantomime with its own designated hashtag, which puts audience participation on an new platform – instead of shouting out, you can tweet your response.

Amarillo is the 195th largest United States radio market in autumn 2005 designated by the radio audience research company, Arbitron.

A few permanent structures are built on designated areas, and the audience moves from one location to another as the actors move through the various scenes.

Like some of his peers, he may have attended blues venues of necessity, in the segregated South, on only the nights designated for exclusively white audiences.

The ultimate goal is to designate a particular audience on our network.

Sometimes dance can feel like a communal affair, even when performers and an audience have their designated roles, onstage and as viewers.