Sentence examples for enable audience from inspiring English sources

Lengthy intermissions will enable audience members to walk from setting to setting along winding streets and riverfront promenades, but according to the production company, Opera on Site, buses and horse-drawn carriages will be available to those who prefer to move more quickly.

Can choose appropriate content and level of language to enable audience to follow.

Can choose mostly appropriate content and level of language to enable audience to follow.

To enable audience participation and involvement, vocal scores of The Pankhurst Anthem will be available to download free of charge from the BBC Radio 3 website from Tuesday 6 February.

"Vice News plans to use Skype's voice and video technology to enable audience participation and to expand news coverage around the world.

It can enable audiences to see them in a bit of a context.

A four-hour extravaganza arranged by Kay Cummings seeks to enable audiences to experience the richness of dance in New York.

"The theater's programs will enable audiences to gain a broader understanding of how African American history and culture shape and enrich the country and the world," the Smithsonian said in a statement.

A BBC spokesperson said: "The issue has arisen for radio now because we will soon launch a feature which will enable audiences to download radio and music programmes to listen to offline on the BBC iPlayer Radio app.

According to Boyd, broadband technology will soon enable audiences to choose their own camera angles, watch backstage, intercut the action with documentary footage – or simply absorb the unvarnished play, as they might from row J.

She draws on her own responses to dance, along with the background and history of a particular work, in an attempt to enable audiences to find their own "points of entry".