Sentence examples for led audiences from inspiring English sources

Grid Iron's Leaving Planet Earth led audiences on a journey to a new world and Curious Directive's Pioneer took place around a mission to Mars.

Second, television and the internet have provided competition, and have led audiences to expect a much more vivid and interactive experience.

The premiere of "Guide to Strange Places" took place soon after the 9/11 terrorist attacks, and the ominous, pulsing currents of the music led audiences to think it was a response to that national trauma.

That familiarity, the close relationship between screen and reality, led audiences to see Lee's film not so much as a work of art but as an amicus brief in the court of public opinion.

Inspired by Paradiso, Dreamthinkspeak led audiences through hidden passages to the heights of Liverpool Cathedral; inspired by tales of the homeless, Cardboard Citizens unravelled a wartime mystery in Shoreditch's Cordy House.

While his triumph as Eddie promises a Max in the full outrageousness that Mr. Lane, not to mention Zero Mostel in the original film version, have led audiences to anticipate, Mr. Goodman is also celebrated here for darker roles.

He toured Senegal with his films and led audience debates after the screenings - he claimed that villagers exhibited a sharper aesthetic and social understanding than most critics.

A site-specific array of dance variations featuring ODC's 10 dancers and 10 guest dancers, it led audience groups on simultaneous treks around the building's main spaces.

On Tuesday, Luciana Achugar, in collaboration with Elastic City, will lead audiences on a dance-walk.

In the first act, they lead audiences from the 1930s to the riots of 1968.

"Vespertine," a work for three interwoven couples, used weighted breath, pockets of stillness and languid adagio to lead audiences into the chinks in the music's armor.