Sentence examples for takes audience from inspiring English sources

He delivers a short lecture before screening rare films from his collection, and takes audience questions afterward.

The presence on stage of Alyokhina, singing live and speaking an account of her prison humiliations, lends a powerful documentary frisson – especially when the lights come up and she takes audience questions in an impromptu press conference conducted in English rather than the supertitled Russian and Belarusian of other sections.

Like the mathematician, the expert teacher takes audience considerations into account—"This subset of what I know is appropriate for these students".

"Five Minutes" takes audiences through a series of contrasting emotional and physical situations, each lasting five minutes.

Apassionata takes audiences through a magical adventure showing the skill and beauty of man's strongest and most trusted animal.

Geraldine Pilgrim's Well takes audiences on a journey around the old Sanofi Factory in Dagenham.

"Oiseaux Exotiques" -- with its screeching winds, shiny percussion and racing piano solos -- takes audiences to the heart of things.

Anikai Dance/ Wendy Jehlen (Friday and Saturday) "He Who Burns" examines concepts of Satan and takes audiences on a spiritual journey from the time before time to ecstatic annihilation.

The exhibit takes audiences into South Africa's recent past through photographs of rural poverty during Apartheid.

But Mr. Iglesias took audience participation down a different lane.

She walked through the galleries with the crowd, taking audience members by the hand.