Sentence examples for steering the audience from inspiring English sources

The two women, wearing short dresses, were largely cast as eager attendants — they did most of the work in steering the audience members — though they were allowed to join some of the more earnest games of the four men, on whom Mr. Moss placed most of his focus.

The idea behind the project, producers said, was to offer a package that would appeal to parents on CBS and another that would appeal to their children on MTV (not to mention all the while steering the audience from one Viacom outlet to another).

The initiative replaces classical music's allegiance to tradition with a desire for innovation, potentially steering the classical audience away from just the "old and white in an America that's increasingly neither".

Ed Patuto, the museum's director of audience engagement since May, is curating and steering the new lecture series.

Steering the "wing" is fairly straightforward.

steering the production.

It is meant for steering the car.

Rubin was no more steering the dollar than the fly was steering the coach wheel.

"We're already steering the ship," he said.

Refrain from steering the vehicle.

Talk sought a general interest audience at a time when magazines, faced with declining readership, had begun steering toward the safer harbors of niche audiences.