Sentence examples for run audience from inspiring English sources
On the upbeat stalker anthem Nowhere to Run, audience participation is warmly encouraged, and by the time Reeves gets to Jimmy Mack, she has targeted specific punters to sing the chorus as if auditioning for replacement Vandellas.
The play is to begin previews on April 27, and on Sundays during the run audience members will be invited to gather for locally supplied dinner fare and discussions around the table that plays a mysterious role in "Passion Play".
But because Fashion Week came in the middle of the show's run, audience members witnessed not just the 3 finalists' collections, but looks from all 10 of the designers still standing at that point.
Other clubs are so badly run the audience doesn't know it is an audience.
[I]nstead of competing, the Facebook Audience Network can actually be hooked into the MoPub ad mediation service to let publishers simultaneously run Facebook Audience Network ads along with ones from services like iAd and AdMob.
He'd sing a sad song and run the audience dry".
It took a while for "How I Met Your Mother" to find a first-run audience.
Released in midsummer 1979, this simultaneously tense and funny movie never found the first-run audience it deserved, partly because it was beaten to the spring by other '79 gang films, including Walter Hill's action saga "The Warriors".
Bruce Sinclair, director of teaching in the School of Physics and Astronomy at the University of St. Andrews in the United Kingdom, recommends asking a practice-run audience of colleagues -- students, postdocs, and faculty members -- "to suggest a range of questions that might come up.
No doubt because "Jerusalem" caused such a fuss, transferring not just to Broadway but to the West End for two separate commercial runs, audiences at "The River" will only be able to book for the play on the day of performance, either online from 9 a.m. or in person at the Court box office from 10 a.m.
"In the delta between the audience and the critics, and given that delta, we'll always run with the audience," Hastings told HuffPost.
