Sentence examples for growing attendance from inspiring English sources

In 2008, it moved to Brooklyn in order to accommodate growing attendance.

The main reason is growing attendance, said Glenn D. Lowry, MoMA's director, in a telephone interview.

But Sydney Carter, the Aggies' feisty, 5-foot-6 guard, said she was flattered by the growing attendance this season.

Participatory theater is often heralded as a way of growing attendance in an age of thinning live audiences and shrinking budgets.

Mr. Gottlieb saw the swelling ranks of college graduates, the growing attendance at art museum exhibitions and the spread of national bookstore chains.

Growing attendance and revenue over the past decade do not indicate that fans are turned off by any perceived imbalance, and revenue sharing does not appear to help poor teams compete.

With teams like Storm and Mavericks boasting they could increase their ticket sales by three or four times for the more high-profile encounters, the next challenge could be finding new venues to accommodate the growing attendances.

Scotstoun has become a fortress, its growing attendances and match-day atmosphere put Edinburgh to shame.

"We've doubled our commercial income in the last two-three years, we've sold out Murrayfield consistently and we've got growing attendances in our professional game, so I'm not convinced about where this embarrassing financial performance has come from.

In the 12 years since John Durant took the helm at the MIT Museum, he has opened up the ground floor to gain street-level visibility, launched the Cambridge Science Festival, and grown attendance from around 50,000 to nearly 150,000 visitors a year.

Taken as a whole, they create an entire web of benefits that can generate revenue, grow attendance and improve overall engagement for your client's brand experience.