Sentence examples for moving from audience from inspiring English sources

But the biggest thing I needed to accomplish that night wasn't perfecting my delivery or crushing the room under an avalanche of belly laughs it was simply moving from audience to performer.

With his next step, Remy moves from audience to artist: he tastes strawberry and cheese at the same time, and the lights form new patterns and hues.

She sounds like Katharine Hepburn when she drops the best deadpan line of the year so far on Intern: "I don't care what the papers say/ It's just another intern with a resumé." Not that there is much laughing or even moving from her rapt audience, some of whom are, slightly terrifyingly, mouthing her lyrics silently back at her.

Their proprietary technology has been adopted by marketers looking to shift their strategy, moving away from audience segmentation and fragmented targeting to building more complete profiles of their consumers.

Their technology has been adopted by marketers looking to shift their marketing strategy, moving away from audience segmentation and fragmented targeting to build more complete profiles of their consumers.

For one song she encouraged bad dance moves from the audience, then gleefully imitated them; she's a quick study.

In this approach, students create drafts for different audiences, moving from personal to public (e.g., from self-reflection to an audience of peers to an audience of specialists).

Steve Cosson directs, and has the audience moving from scene to scene within the Irondale Center, originally a church.

And, by keeping the audience moving from one vast hall to another, Adrian Jackson's production further fragments an already episodic narrative.

But in moving from small theaters to an audience of 1.8 million listeners, theatrical embellishment becomes journalistic sin.

"Turn Up the Music" also saw a 27% increase in airplay to 21 million audience impressions, moving from number 71 to number 56 on the Radio Songs chart.