Sentence examples for example audience from inspiring English sources

Listeners were asked to contribute various sounds depending on how many fingers Mr. Manahan held up; when he held up one finger, for example, audience members were encouraged to entone an "i" sound.

For example, audiences openly wept at one monologue about the rape of a Bosnian woman by soldiers.

For example, audiences could be offered help: not just preconcert lectures but more verbal commentary from the conductor, with excerpts played by the musicians before the performance.

For example, audiences are shocked by the now-famous seven minutes, when George Bush knew the nation was under attack but continued reading "My Pet Goat" with a group of children.

With "The King" campaign from Burger King, for example, audiences have been engaged with this bizarre character, watching the commercials, purchasing and playing the videogames.

In the last year for example, the audience for the three network morning shows has grown by 2percentt in such important audience groups as viewers between the ages of 25 and 54 and women between the ages of 18 and 49.

(The 1991 New Hacker's Dictionary provides the example "The audience was full of randoms asking bogus questions").

It is the most enjoyable — O.K., maybe the only enjoyable — example of audience participation I've ever witnessed.

In The Wages of Fear, for example, the audience knew that the truck being driven over dangerous ground contained dynamite.

In Sophocles' Oedipus Rex, for example, the audience knows that Oedipus's acts are tragic mistakes long before he recognizes his own errors.

For example, an audience exchange with an artist could result in a video chat to America or an invite to a church for a mysterious sensual performance.