Sentence examples for poll audience from inspiring English sources
The point is that, rather than making games in isolation in the hope that they will hit, the tools have emerged to poll audience intent first and even turn that into a production budget.
It might be amusing to poll audiences exiting the Goodman Theater here, where a spectacularly lurid production of Williams's drama, directed by the Catalan provocateur Calixto Bieito, runs through Sunday, to see how many feel a need to reach for the thermometer.
They come as a package deal - calling in experts on audience response systems, split-sample polling, tracking polls, audience and market segmentation.
He polls audiences for their choice of encore.
It wouldn't surprise Mr. McAleer, then, to hear that "Pandora's Promise" proved to be "not so contentious" during its festival run, said Mr. Stone, who polled audiences.
In exit polls audiences scored "The Dark Knight Rises" an A, an indication that strong word of mouth may help ticket sales in the weeks ahead.
"We poll our audience constantly with Web surveys, and the response was unbelievably positive," he said.
They poll the audience each night and find that most have come after seeing them in the street.
A TIME-HONORED tradition: Stand outside a movie theater with a camera and microphone and poll the audience members for their reactions.
At the time, I thought that my very ambivalence, my need to "poll the audience" was actually my answer: if I was so unsure, then didn't that tell me all I needed to know?
The aforementioned are designed to poll an audience or class, though.
