Sentence examples for selecting audience from inspiring English sources

One surprise: Alan Cumming made a cameo appearance in the show as a sinister doctor, selecting audience members and spiriting them away for private performances in tucked-away spaces.

Later, dancers select audience members as partners for duets.

A useless question-and-answer session in which she responded to randomly selected audience questions wasted precious time.

The early autumn launch of The Paradise has infuriated ITV executives, who last week unveiled their own £10m offering, Mr Selfridge, to a selected audience.

Her attitude plays to this carefully selected audience, near her age (she is now 28), a generation less judgmental than its parents' might be.

The study included data collected from 82 Westchester arts organizations and 750 randomly selected audience members at events like concerts and films.

The speech from the stage of the Damascus Opera House in the heart of the capital was punctuated by thunderous applause and loyalist chants from what was certainly a carefully selected audience.

Argo, which won best picture at the Oscars last month, has not been screened in public in Iran but was shown twice privately for a selected audience recently, including on Monday night.

As in previous high-level corruption cases, and Gu's murder trial, the hearing will be conducted before a carefully selected audience and is likely to last a few hours.

With the stock market down and the threat of another recession in the air, Mr. Bush brought a carefully selected audience to Texas to reassure voters that the White House has everything under control.

Officials hope the proceedings — a highly choreographed court drama, in front of a carefully selected audience — will put an end to the party's most embarrassing political scandal in decades.