Sentence examples for prospective audiences from inspiring English sources

Months before its release, the original "Blair Witch Project" tantalized prospective audiences with the remote possibility that the film might be a crude home movie left behind by a group who disappeared without a trace.

Although the purpose of the list-gathering was ostensibly to discover how the revolution is being financed, civil libertarians asserted that its real prupose was to limit some people's right to be heard by intimidating prospective audiences into believing that they would be aiding the over throw of the gov't.

The New York premiere of North Korea-themed comedy The Interview has been cancelled, after the hacker group responsible for a cyber-attack on Sony Pictures threatened any exhibitors who chose to show the studio's film, and invoked the 9/11 attacks to deter prospective audiences.

Prospective audiences are increasingly inclined to rely on online reviews to make their own viewing choices, as well as a list of films upon which they might comment (but not necessarily see).

(Which makes sense for a female-friendly network like ABC, but whether prospective audiences will get it is another matter).

In addition to that happy perusability, the connected device allows users to see vastly more content than is available in print and, moreover, allows advertisers to deliver highly targetable, measurable, performance-based ads to their prospective audiences.

It was the prospective audience that intimidated Mr. Colón, then a shy seventh grader.

Thus it seems the prospective audience for the Royal Wombwatch is women.

Prospective audience members may request an invitation by visiting the Web site pascharisme.com.com

Prospective audience members have to apply to the Justice Ministry weeks in advance for a seat inside the prison.

Recording companies have been scouring the talent contests, kiddie shows and hinterlands for girls who'll seem like sisters or pals to their prospective audience.