Sentence examples for lead to audience from inspiring English sources

The licensed streaming of full tracks directly in Twitter makes for a big potential market for Rhapsody that could lead to audience expansion.

Pinkner and Wyman responded that to "really establish his absence [it] will take a little while," but knew that a longer wait would lead to audience frustration.

Spielberg also suggested that this could lead to audiences being asked to pay $25£1515) a ticket for films such as Iron Man 3, but just $7£4.5050) for movies such as his own Lincoln.

Earlier this year, King issued a public apology to fans after an erratic performance in St Louis led to audience catcalls and early departures.

Later, Francis turns to the audience and asks for suggestions of a good place to take a girl on a first date, a trope that leads to audience participation, which, since it's improvised, can eat up a lot of stage time, an important issue in any Hytner production.

He believes that uniformity of studio product has led to audiences staying at home.

Modern festive "holiday" films rarely connect with audiences because studios fear that showing the darker side of life will lead to poor audience testing scores.

Big names often lead to bigger audience on the worldwide scale.

This is part of film appreciation which could lead to educating audiences of all ages.

But it may mean that customers have become used to budgeting $10 a month for movies, which could lead to smaller audiences: Some people might not want to go back to paying for something they had been getting for "free".

That said, at the same time there is no guarantee that the industry excitement about the unpredictability about the race will lead to a big audience.