Sentence examples for in getting audiences from inspiring English sources

We're interested in getting audiences with a certain level of showmanship.

He spoke to TIME Magazine about his magic in getting audiences to "...relax and sing along with him.

Getting audiences in will be a cinch.

Comedy shows are so competitive in terms of getting audiences to come to their show because there are so many great shows on any given night for free.

"[It would] be a way of getting audiences interested in Burns and illustrating his international, enduring artistic legacy," Edwards said.

Bensky interviewed hundreds of guests during the hearings and took listener call-ins to get audience reactions on the scandal.

Kevin Kline, now appearing in "Henry IV," and Bernadette Peters, in "Gypsy," regularly get audiences to their feet, but so does Hugh Jackman, whose show, "The Boy From Oz," got mediocre reviews.

Perhaps sometimes, you have to promise a happy ending in order to get audiences into the cinema in the first place.

But a good result in China might get audiences elsewhere to buy Luke Bracey in the Keanu Reeves role, which helped make the 1991 original so guiltily pleasurable.

In the scramble to survive, many cultural institutions have had to find commercial partners and, as Mr. Rozhdestvensky argued, dumb down their offerings in order to get audiences.

Love it or hate it, "The Wolf of Wall Street," more than seemingly any other movie in the Oscar frame, has gotten audiences up in arms and debating it all through the holidays and into the final pre-noms stretch.