Sentence examples for direct listener from inspiring English sources

Radio, TV, advertisers, Web sites and all these "easy to control" users of music will have to fund the industry instead of the direct listener.

Direct "listener revenue" from paid subscription tiers enable a whole swath of niche content creators to make a living creating high-quality podcasts for a small, passionate audience and they enable worthwhile return-on-investment for big budget productions that audiences find deep value in.

His ads direct listeners to a website run by David Duke, a white supremacist and former Republican legislator.

The commercial concludes by directing listeners to a Web site.

Trending has previously directed listeners towards doubles players Bob and Mike Bryan who put out a song with a guest rap from Andy Mobb Deep MurrayAndy Mobb Deep Murray

A sentence in small type directs listeners to Mr. Thompson's Web site for "full album credits and more details".

It says that Mr. Gore voted against abortion and gun control while he was in the House and directs listeners to a new Web site (www.moreaboutgore.com) where they can "learn more" about Mr. Gore's record.

Then in an onstage interview Mr. Roumain directed listeners' attention to a question he asked in his program note: "Is a young, dreadlocked, black, American violinist allowed to play 'Hatikva' and make it his own?" It seemed an odd question since anything is "allowed" in a musical performance, and at any rate he had just done it.

The Americans for Limited Government ad directs listeners to the American Jobs Alliance website, Obamatrade.com.

A key feature of several recent studies is the use of attentional focus to examine the interaction or independence of words and melodies in song, either by directing listeners' attention to language and music simultaneously [40] [42], or to language only [41], [43] [47], or to music only [41], [43].

The "literary" genre most typical of Bedouin life is the musāmarah, or "nighttime conversation," in which the central subject is elaborated not by plot but by verbal associations that direct the listener's mind from topic to topic.