Sentence examples for voting audience from inspiring English sources

And while the judges and voting audience have proven supportive, Bristol has seemed at times uneasy.

Given the opportunity to grill one another before a captive, voting audience, each candidate chose to fire a potentially damaging question at the same competitor, Gale A. Brewer.

At around 10.28 pm, in the show's closing moments, the punk icon John Lydon accused the voting audience at home of being "fucking cunts" for failing to choose him as the night's loser.

The Metropolitan Room, the intimate cabaret space on West 22nd Street, will present the "Metrostar Talent Challenge," a seven-week singing competition for solo performers and duos, beginning July 7. Up to 60 acts will compete in weekly, Monday-night elimination rounds judged by both a jury and voting audience members.

Kebbell, whose Pete Doherty aping turn as a crack-addicted singer in Guy Ritchie's RocknRolla was probably seen by enough of the target voting audience to give him a fair stab at the gong, was on hand to accept his nomination at Bafta's Piccadilly HQ.

The film also won the audience award - not surprising, given its obviously commercial ambitions and a voting audience heavy with industry types.

The thinning of the field to 10 was accomplished through performances in front of live, voting audiences in theaters and, in two episodes, a panel of four experts: Drew Carey, Brett Butler, Anthony Clark and Tess, a finalist from the show's first season.

Speaking to the Operation Black Vote audience, she had plunged herself into hot water by declaring that the plight of the white working class was a key priority.

The 2011 Tchaikovsky upped the ante, with innovations like four simultaneous video streams and audience voting.

Mr. Lebrecht suggested that one solution might be to allow online audience voting to factor into the judges' decision.

PolicyMic is a New York startup that's opening the editorial process to voting from the audience.