Expressions - Collocations of the word " audience "
| address audience | 1) He is a highly sought after public speaker who has addressed audiences worldwide. 2) Lewis has addressed audiences ranging from high schools to teens in rehabilitation programs. more address audience sentences |
| alienate audience | 1) The almost four-hour film opened to scathing reviews and alienated audiences. 2) I was recently asked if I take pleasure alienating audiences with my music. more alienate audience sentences |
| appreciative audience | 1) It was a large and appreciative audience. 2) Ferguson read excerpts from the book to an appreciative audience. more appreciative audience sentences |
| attract audience | 1) College football also attracts audiences of millions. 2) Their producers used sensational elements to attract audiences lost to television. more attract audience sentences |
| audience appeal | 1) The remaining networks or systems have a more limited reach or audience appeal. 2) Instead, the studio focused on audience appeal in a competitive time frame in late December. more audience appeal sentences |
| audience applaud | 1) The audience applauded; he bowed and smiled. 2) The costumes were amusing and the audience applauded them. more audience applaud sentences |
| audience applauds | 1) That it was misunderstood." (audience applauds) "Thank you. 2) The appreciative audience applauds, then files out of the theatre back to their busy lives. more audience applauds sentences |
| audience boo | 1) Some sections of the audience booed Dylan's performance. 2) The audience boo'd this and he was forced to decide. more audience boo sentences |
| audience chamber | 1) The audience chamber was bigger than the main hall outside. 2) Lines of servants were filing through the door of the audience chamber. more audience chamber sentences |
| audience cheer | 1) He brought audiences cheering to their feet. 2) The audience cheered when McCain entered the arena. more audience cheer sentences |
| audience cheers | 1) The audience cheers turn silent and then turn into laughs. 2) The band completed its scheduled set amidst the audience's cheers for Melvin's good humor and perseverance. more audience cheers sentences |
| audience clap | 1) Their song was fun, and had the audience clapping! 2) The audience clap and laugh at such a funny site. more audience clap sentences |
| audience expectation | 1) The extensive marketing campaign greatly increased audience expectations of the film. 2) The relative stability of genres enables producers to predict audience expectations. more audience expectation sentences |
| audience feedback | 1) audience feedback is irresistible to any writer. 2) audience feedback cards from early screenings had comments such as "Too shaky. more audience feedback sentences |
| audience figures | 1) Several episodes received extremely high audience figures. 2) audience figures jumped back almost to their peak. more audience figures sentences |
| audience gasp | 1) This is what made the audience gasp. 2) He then flashed an image of today's forest, and the audience gasped. more audience gasp sentences |
| audience interest | 1) Will losing the core audience interest kill Star Trek? 2) audience interest was fueled primarily through word of mouth and Internet publicity. more audience interest sentences |
| audience laugh | 1) The audience laugh as he struggles to free himself. 2) Instead of becoming angry, the audience laughed. more audience laugh sentences |
| audience laughs | 1) Lastly the audience laughs as the person being described realizes it. 2) Yes, the audience laughs, often and loudly. more audience laughs sentences |
| audience laughter | 1) This is then followed by audience laughter and applause. 2) Then, they had the perfect solution to the problem of audience laughter. more audience laughter sentences |
| audience member | 1) Up to three audience members were summoned per episode. 2) Each audience member was assigned a number. more audience member sentences |
| audience numbers | 1) As a result, audience numbers dropped. 2) As a result, audience numbers continued to decline. more audience numbers sentences |
| audience participation | 1) The program often features audience participation games where prizes are awarded. 2) The concert featured several moments of audience participation. more audience participation sentences |
| audience pleaser | 1) Of course, Mark Little is an audience pleaser too. 2) It is definitely an audience pleaser. more audience pleaser sentences |
| audience rating | 1) With the audience rating falling down this end was considered final. 2) Regardless it is still artwork with an older audience rating created by artists . more audience rating sentences |
| audience react | 1) The audience reacted in many different ways. 2) How did his different audiences react to his performances? more audience react sentences |
| audience reaction | 1) We study audience reactions with great care. 2) His role is to manipulate the audience reactions. more audience reaction sentences |
| audience reacts | 1) Just seeing how the audience reacts will be interesting. 2) The stories are interactive and transform with the way the audience reacts . more audience reacts sentences |
| audience research | 1) This broader meaning is also called audience research. 2) audience research can be divided into three different areas. more audience research sentences |
| audience respond | 1) Different audiences respond differently to various message framing styles. 2) Cinema audiences responded more positively than critics. more audience respond sentences |
| audience responds | 1) The audience responds with the earliest of many hearty laughs. 2) If you do something properly, then the audience responds properly. more audience responds sentences |
| audience response | 1) Public speakers may use audience response systems. 2) audience response was enthusiastic throughout the evening. more audience response sentences |
| audience roar | 1) The studio audience roars with laughter and applause . 2) The audience roared in support, many flashing "V for victory" signs. more audience roar sentences |
| audience room | 1) It had two rooms: an antechamber and an audience room. 2) The adjoining room served as both an audience room and the Dining Room. more audience room sentences |
| audience screams | 1) The audience screams in fear, but Christine is not afraid and shows pity. 2) More like babe magnet to all those 0-100 (anyone with a pulse and 2 X chromosomes) Those audience screams over the past weeks are coming from all ages, and you can tell. more audience screams sentences |
| audience share | 1) The gained 7.1 million viewers and a 28% audience share. 2) The two stations each had a 5.2% audience share. more audience share sentences |
| audience sympathy | 1) The audience's sympathy must remain with the Coyote. 2) He is comically naïve, engaging the audience's sympathy. more audience sympathy sentences |
| audience with | 1) Reach a larger audience with a virtual event. 2) The audience with the Pope was amazing! more audience with sentences |
| audience | 1) Any presidential speech abroad has multiple audiences. 2) The program often features audience participation games where prizes are awarded. more audience sentences |
| before an audience | 1) Ancient Chinese emperors required visitors to chew clove before an audience. 2) The presentations were made before an audience and a panel of judges. more before an audience sentences |
| before the audience | 1) Get all rehearsals finished well before the audience begins to arrive. 2) Scout stands blindfolded, gagged, and bound before the audience. more before the audience sentences |
| big audience | 1) Austin helped make wrestling something a bigger audience accepted. 2) Looking forward to bigger audiences... ha ha! more big audience sentences |
| broad audience | 1) In recent decades bluegrass music has reached a broader audience. 2) Some charities appeal to a broad audience. more broad audience sentences |
| capacity audience | 1) The lobby could only accommodate half of a capacity audience. 2) To their immense relief and great pleasure it played to capacity audiences. more capacity audience sentences |
| captivate audience | 1) He has captivated audiences worldwide. 2) But it was his early breakthrough sound that captivated audiences and renewed interest in his career. more captivate audience sentences |
| captive audience | 1) The term "captive audience" is repeated. 2) The ability to network and sell a captive audience products? more captive audience sentences |
| cinema audience | 1) cinema audiences responded more positively than critics. 2) Only Hollywood can talk about cinema audiences in general. more cinema audience sentences |
| convince audience | 1) Ashcroft convinced audiences of Margaret's human growth from passionate youth to self-possessed maturity. 2) To convince audiences we need more than just pretty slides; we need a convincing and inspiring message! more convince audience sentences |
| core audience | 1) I mean, who was the core audience? 2) That means they must establish relationships with there core audiences. more core audience sentences |
| delight audience | 1) These two professional organizations delight audiences year round with plays and music. 2) Swentzell's clay sculptures have moved and delighted audiences around the world. more delight audience sentences |
| diverse audience | 1) Demonstrate public speaking skills to large and diverse audiences. 2) That should pave the way for younger and more diverse audiences. more diverse audience sentences |
| draw audience | 1) This format also failed to draw audiences. 2) The show failed to draw audiences. more draw audience sentences |
| educate audience | 1) Their creative contributions educate audiences, build awareness and increase acceptance. 2) To this educated audience though... their attempts failed! more educate audience sentences |
| engage audience | 1) That leaves online video playing up its targeting and engaged audiences. 2) It was well attended with an engaged audience. more engage audience sentences |
| enthusiastic audience | 1) Shots of an enthusiastic audience build excitement as the video progresses. 2) The performance was held at LUMS and was attended by an enthusiastic audience. more enthusiastic audience sentences |
| general audience | 1) The following are intended for general audiences. 2) Non-professional sources include personal home pages or online general audience magazines . more general audience sentences |
| have audience | 1) Over half the impressions Yahoo sells have audience targeting characteristics. 2) He had audiences on 2 and 4 December. more have audience sentences |
| hostile audience | 1) On the other, there are politically hostile audiences. 2) Four stands in the glare of a suddenly hostile audience. more hostile audience sentences |
| in front of an audience | 1) Do a scientific experiment in front of an audience. 2) Are you comfortable speaking in front of an audience? more in front of an audience sentences |
| in front of the audience | 1) Hit the stage and take turns belting out tunes in front of the audience. 2) the stage is in front of the audience and the actor is creating his own space. more in front of the audience sentences |
| inform audience | 1) Rubenesque Burlesque has been entertaining, insipiring, and informing audiences since 2007. 2) These include websites and online videos created to promote causes, entertain, educate, and inform audiences. more inform audience sentences |
| intended audience | 1) This book has no one intended audience. 2) The intended audience of research articles is usually other researchers. more intended audience sentences |
| international audience | 1) These are powerful selling tools certain to attract international audiences. 2) international audiences present experienced trainers with unique challenges. more international audience sentences |
| large audience | 1) Their powerful preaching reached very large audiences. 2) Public television and radio had far larger audiences. more large audience sentences |
| lay audience | 1) Ability to write for and speak to lay audiences. 2) Which ones need to be put into language a lay audience can understand? more lay audience sentences |
| listening audience | 1) This information is useless to a listening audience. 2) Keep hammering it into the listening audience. more listening audience sentences |
| live audience | 1) But why parade his angst before a live audience? 2) Stock audience sound effects were used instead of a live audience. more live audience sentences |
| mainstream audience | 1) mainstream audiences are said to crave upbeat denouements . 2) The big question is how far mainstream audiences are prepared to immerse themselves . more mainstream audience sentences |
| mass audience | 1) This perhaps reflects the mass audience targeted. 2) Only television can reach a truly mass audience. more mass audience sentences |
| move audience | 1) These fast moving audiences and fast moving conversations present huge opportunities for marketers . 2) These plays will entertain and enlighten, enrage and profoundly move audiences. more move audience sentences |
| movie audience | 1) movie audiences more and more were staying home and watching television. 2) I'm betting that movie audiences will feel the same way. more movie audience sentences |
| packed audience | 1) The production regularly played to packed audiences. 2) The show is winning packed audiences and rave reviews. more packed audience sentences |
| perform to an audience | 1) The sell out gigs were performed to an audience of 200 each night at Liverpool's Static gallery. 2) In 2005, the band performed to an audience of 1.2 million people in Cologne, Germany. more perform to an audience sentences |
| persuade audience | 1) Open forms of influence are transparent in their attempt to persuade audiences. 2) Persuading audiences into adopting specific behaviors. more persuade audience sentences |
| play to an audience | 1) Research demonstrates that in 90 percent of observed cases, a bully was playing to an audience. 2) Although the band played to an audience of only six people, they were well received. more play to an audience sentences |
| play to audience | 1) This selection can play to audiences up to 250. 2) They played to audiences who had known his music only through records. more play to audience sentences |
| potential audience | 1) The same applies to their potential audience. 2) The total potential audience across a season is 800,000 seats. more potential audience sentences |
| private audience | 1) At his private audience, he looked highly pleased. 2) Occasionally the building is still used by the king for private audiences. more private audience sentences |
| radio audience | 1) Those broadcasts electrified radio audiences as news programming never had before. 2) Picturesque and vivid personalities are lost on the radio audience. more radio audience sentences |
| reach audience | 1) Formula is defined by its ability to reach audiences. 2) Luckily you are still able to reach audiences via online bookselling. more reach audience sentences |
| receptive audience | 1) These ideas have found a receptive audience among microbiologists . 2) The then radical ideas of Luther found a receptive audience. more receptive audience sentences |
| regale audience | 1) He appeared on Michael Parkinson's chat show on eight occasions, regaling audiences with anecdotes from his career. 2) Performing the diabolical hits that define their infamy, these fiendish foes banter, hiss, cackle, and scream as they regale audiences with tales of decadence, corruption, and devilish fun. more regale audience sentences |
| seek audience | 1) Efforts by Bajirao to seek audience with the mughal emperor were also ignored. 2) She then sought audience participation, asking them to request for "an oldie but goodie". more seek audience sentences |
| select audience | 1) Email can be targeted to select audiences. 2) Schweiz joke was really for a very select audience:match. more select audience sentences |
| small audience | 1) His critiques reached an elite, but small audience. 2) A small audience for music doesn't make it bad. more small audience sentences |
| stadium audience | 1) Concluding with the quote ""Taxi is filmed in front of a live stadium audience. 2) Mercury was noted for his live performances, which were often delivered to stadium audiences around the world. more stadium audience sentences |
| studio audience | 1) Its weekly programs were televised live before a studio audience. 2) Most shows are recorded before a studio audience. more studio audience sentences |
| sympathetic audience | 1) The headmaster was not a sympathetic audience. 2) Among such men, Robespierre found a sympathetic audience. more sympathetic audience sentences |
| target audience | 1) The target audience is children 5–8 years old. 2) Your target audience is social media managers for big companies. more target audience sentences |
| targeted audience | 1) How does targeted audience relate to coverage everywhere? 2) This may assist in determining the targeted audience. more targeted audience sentences |
| television audience | 1) Its soap operas attract massive television audiences. 2) The plays she produced drew huge television audiences. more television audience sentences |
| thrill audience | 1) Praiz thrilled audiences with Rich and Famous. 2) Experience this energetic show that has excited and thrilled audiences all around the world. more thrill audience sentences |
| TV audience | 1) Estimates of TV audiences are around 300 million per race. 2) The peak TV audience of 19 million was recorded in 1979. more TV audience sentences |
| vast audience | 1) But Maier could also reach vast audiences through public speaking. 2) We have a very vast audience of different types of people. more vast audience sentences |
| viewing audience | 1) Those groups not acting were the home viewing audience. 2) CBS's message to its viewing audience was unmistakable. more viewing audience sentences |
| Western audience | 1) Most Western games are made for a Western audience. 2) It occurred to me how little Western audiences actually understand Iran . more Western audience sentences |
| wide audience | 1) This program has a wide audience base. 2) He said a wider audience was needed. more wide audience sentences |
| worldwide audience | 1) Internet radio has allowed these broadcasts to reach a worldwide audience. 2) Manga have also gained a significant worldwide audience. more worldwide audience sentences |
| wow audience | 1) Justin Timberlake wowed audiences with the performance premiere of his new song Mirrors . 2) She was no longer the ingenue who had wowed audiences on Broadway with New Faces. more wow audience sentences |
Expressions with the word audience
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