Sentence examples for generate audience from inspiring English sources

Still, Carol was always going to find it hard to generate audience excitement equivalent to the critical reaction.

While she has yet to account for a film's financial success, her dignified, alert, and earnestly emotive screen presence does generate audience sympathy.

There are also foreign and independent films like "The Spanish Apartment," "Prey for Rock 'n' Roll" and "Sweet Sixteen," which are using the festival to generate audience interest and press coverage in the weeks before they open.

The good news for Hollywood is that the first quarter of 2012 looks much stronger than the same period this year, when studios had little to generate audience excitement.

To win in a shifting social media environment, publishers will seek to mitigate their dependence on Facebook to generate audience traffic, since that traffic will now decrease.

Presidential debate expected to generate audience record and high scrutiny on moderator Lester Holt.

In trying to generate audiences with a lot of "championship fights," boxing succeeded only in diluting the product.

What the networks have yet to explain is how they will generate audiences, and advertising revenues, from Web-delivered programming at the same rate as traditional TV shows.

In a recent interview with the Tate they admitted how "rewarding" it was that they are able to "generate audiences of several hundred 20-year-olds who would not normally listen to Mozart".

During the war in Iraq, for example, the three cable news networks -- CNN, MSNBC and Fox News -- generated audience increases of 300percentt or more, while the broadcast networks saw the combined audience for their nightly newscasts fall about 9percentt.

Tuesday's performers are the Dirty Sock Funtime Band, whose music videos are featured on Nick Jr. and whose live shows incorporate rock music, comedy and interactive jams; Thursday's entertainment is from Billy Jonas and the Billy Jonas Band, which generates audience participation with improvised songs, singalongs and bangalongs.