Sentence examples for take viewers from inspiring English sources
But he did not always take viewers along with him.
Television is supposed to take viewers closer to the action, not farther.
They take viewers into homes, show people at work, at play, alone at war.
These numbers do not take viewers in offices and public places into account.
A documentary from an artist who wants to take viewers beyond the headlines and the images on the nightly news.
The announcer pretends to take viewers on a tour of Italy, pointing out picturesque streets, churches and restaurants.
On HGTV Ms. Hiller and Mr. Fox exchange glib banter as they take viewers through redesign projects.
ESPN viewers can take viewers through the path of a bat in the strike zone and measure home run distance.
In the film Fox, Maxwell, and Schmidt, take viewers on a tour, with the aim to show that although some things have changed much is still the same.
"Church Wait," an oil by James Atkins, and "Church Music," an acrylic by Andrew Turner, take viewers to two Sunday meetings, but with utterly different intents.
The show, which begins online in November, will take viewers to locations around the world including Japan, Peru and Sweden and will feature the company's new Mini Coupe.
