Meanings of captivate audiences in English

A giant grandmother is set to captivate audiences of up to 200,000 when she makes an epic journey to Limerick.

Her wan, ethereal beauty captivated audiences and critics in Ireland, London and the US.

Ira Davenport displayed none of the mysterious intensity that had captivated audiences during the Davenport seances.

Innovative non-Olympic events such as 3x3 basketball and beach soccer captivated audiences.

In January 1977, the ground-breaking television miniseries Roots aired and captivated audiences all across America for six nights straight.

Her portrayal of good girl-gone-bad Anika Calhoun has captivated audiences, generating loyal followers and plenty of haters along the way.

The Ryan Coogler film opened with a $202 million domestic opening and has captivated audiences worldwide since its release.

The manhunt captivated audiences around the world, and proved deeply upsetting for the small, remote communities in which they were sighted.

Outdoor opera is not a new concept and a number of well established, popular festivals have captivated audiences at ancient settings worldwide.

The manhunt for Schmegelsky and McLeod captivated audiences around the world, and proved deeply upsetting for the small, remote communities in which they were sighted.

With her exquisite poise and dramatic presentation, she has captivated audiences around the world, and stretched the traditional style to incorporate extra influences and instrumentation.

When Monroe married Miller in June 1956, she'd already captivated audiences in movies like 1953's Gentlemen Prefer Blondes and 1955's The Seven-Year Itch.