Sentence examples for formed audience from inspiring English sources

Responsible for a broad swath of the company's technology infrastructure, he will now head the newly formed audience products division that will be responsible for product strategy and product management for many crucial Internet services, including search and e-mail.

The music industry failed to make her a star in the mid-Noughties, so here she is releasing her own albums and performing before small but perfectly formed audiences.

After the St Louis debate, the 140 uncommitted voters who formed the audience were asked if the clash of candidates had helped them make up their minds.

Meanwhile, those of us who formed the audience for the show are left to contend with our participation in an extralegal spectacle that, against all odds, transformed the unsympathetic Durst into a pitiable quarry.

Mini Viva will sink or swim according to the quality of their songs, he says – if the songs are good enough, a bond will be formed between audience and band, something he considers crucial.

However, there were always questions about how Tumblr would monetise its free-form audience.

More than 25 years after the band first formed, their audiences still include fans who don't follow other bands.

And along with the surrounding community, they form the audience for the visiting artists' work.

We've moved down to the South Bank and it's swarming with tourists but to get them to stop and form an audience is another matter.

"She has this personal and lifelong bond with the people who read her magazines and form her audience," Ms. Beers said.

The bit is slow off the top, but the ramshackle nature of a late-night show from a regular living room is charming and fun, with Tommy's household forming the audience, some of the crew, and celebrity guests.