Sentence examples for introduces audiences from inspiring English sources
But with humor, intelligence, respect and affection, he introduces audiences of all ages to the world of jazz.
The recital was presented by Ear to Mind, a New York organization that introduces audiences to contemporary music and for which Ms. Chai is a co-director.
The play begins with a curtain-raiser in which an unseen announcer with a suspiciously Trump-like accent introduces audiences to the contestants of the Miss Lombardi pageant.
And as for Guggenheim, his new documentary "Waiting for 'Superman' " — in which, according to the publicity release from its distributor, Paramount, he "introduces audiences to the kids, parents, and educators who are facing the failures of the current U.S. public schools with a renewed sense of purpose to fix our broken system" — will be released this September.
Qui Nguyen's "Men of Steel," a culturally savvy comedy produced at Center Stage by the Vampire Cowboys Theater Company, which aims to make "theater for the geek in all of us," introduces audiences to Captain Justice (Jason Liebman), a crusader for the Iraq war era.
The case not only introduces audiences to climate change risks and vulnerabilities in Ethiopia, but also interweaves those contextual factors with broader technical information, to strengthen understanding of the specific governance challenge at hand.
Such concerns included, for example, protecting the artist's voice and introducing audiences to unconventional material.
So in 2006, Nathaniel Stookey and I wrote The Composer Is Dead to introduce audiences to classical music and orchestral instruments.
Elizabeth Streb and her performers will present two free shows this weekend to introduce audiences to Ms. Streb's new Action Invention Lab.
But it has introduced audiences to 20th-century works by Janacek, Hindemith, Michael Tippett and other significant composers.
Community Works has also forged partnerships with a variety of the city's cultural institutions to introduce audiences to the arts.
