Sentence examples for picking audience from inspiring English sources

Alan Light, a music journalist who used to live around the corner from the store, coördinates the acts for the series, and the first show, back in 2003, featured a stirring appearance by Ryan Adams, who set the bar high by playing atop tables and picking audience requests out of a hat.

All Stevens' Australian shows were staged at the Opera House as part of the Vivid festival and, fittingly, little was spared in the lighting: eight great beams dancing across the hall, picking audience members to illuminate, and coalescing around Stevens on centre stage.

Taking that concept to the next stage literally, Drexler applies the technology to a live audience setting, picking audience members to come on stage and choose the parts of the songs, which he then has to sing in real time as it is fed to him.

Now that you've created your audience, you can build your campaign normally and simply select Add tailored audiences and pick the audience you just created when you set your targeting.

They focused on the US and only the US (again, very similar to Leisa Reichelt's point about picking your audience when designing your user experience).

There is a new breed of weekly series sprouting up all over cable, picking up audiences far beyond what cable was once able to attract against first-run network series.

Candidates are always picking military audiences when they need to achieve the impression of gravity.

And when David Dimbleby protested that an independent polling group had picked the audience – which gave itself an enthusiastic clap – Nigel said in his best Mr Grumpy voice: "The real audience is sitting at home".

"Some people seem to pick an audience.

Gail: I admit I had to pick my audience carefully.

He seemed the type of person who, at a magic show, would die to be picked for audience participation.