Sentence examples for lure audiences from inspiring English sources

The potential to lure audiences and advertisers with improved broadcast-news performance is there.

But with Slickey leaching money, Pelham fired off a distress call in a further frantic attempt to lure audiences.

She is using her brassy image and her reputation as an arbiter of suburban taste to lure audiences.

"Where most film studios used posters as a marketing tool to lure audiences, Hammer used them to reel in the studios," he says.

And it's easier to lure audiences by using labels like "hawk" and "dove" than by exploring the subtleties of forecasting an uncertain future.

The catastrophe seemed timed to lure audiences away from ITV's first transmission, but a recent Radio 4 play offered another reason.

"Now you are luring audiences not only with the story and the stars," he said.

However, Jack Nicholson, Robert Redford, Jane Fonda and their peers were still the names above the titles that lured audiences to movies.

Mr. Redford has always been a minimalist, luring audiences in by seeming "unpossessable," as Pollack put it.

Connoisseurs of journalistic violence flocked to read Brian in the spirit that once lured audiences to the Roman Colosseum.

Of course, most opera companies across the country are still luring audiences with "La Traviata" and other staples.