Sentences with phrase «of a huge audience»

The artist must be able to perform in front of a huge audience and should be able to grab their attention.

Reddit is of intense interest to advertisers because of its huge audience — 70 million unique visitors monthly.

By creating a dancing dating site you can cover the needs of a huge audience, which is bound to be a money - grab, business-wise.

The writers stand really tall behind us in working hard and in winning the appreciations of a huge audience.

«In 2011 Ian Rowlands and Dylan Walker had a dream: to create the biggest, most popular event of its kind and touch the hearts and minds of a huge audience, inspiring them to be an army of ambassadors to defend whales, dolphins, marine life and oceans.

But of course, for a mod author this program becomes a chance to have their work featured in front of a huge audience as well as be paid for it, and continue to develop it for that eager audience.»

The Super Bowl is just a couple of weeks away, and for the second consecutive year, advertisers will take advantage of the huge audience to push their green cred.

It's sad to say this, but this PS Vita original didn't have much of a huge audience due to its portable exclusivity.

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The ALA is actually in a strong position here because of the huge audience they can deliver to publishers with a few changes to the platform.

Wearing extremely provocative outfits and purple hair extensions while performing sexually erotic dance moves in front of huge audiences, Noni appears to be at the peak of her career.

I am also the owner of Ambient Promotions where I help independent ebook authors get their books in front of a huge audience.

«The ATL spend will place God of War in front of a huge audience.

On Snapchat, where ephemerality can cover evidence of inappropriate contact, or Musical.ly, where kids dance provocatively in front of huge audiences, dangers mount and parents are often clueless.