61.   Playwrights with didactic missions may get the grants, but they are less likely to attract big audiences in an age when even preachers must be flashy performers.

62.   Rangers playoff games starring Jagr might attract respectable audiences.

63.   Ross increasingly squandered the budget on international stars to attract audiences to each production with little left over for sets, costumes or the rest of the cast.

64.   Rockwell, Leventhal and Miss Sills dismissed the notion that it would be difficult to attract audiences in the summer, or that the season required less demanding fare.

65.   She said she also hoped to attract new audiences, both from the neighborhood and beyond.

66.   She understands that classical music probably never will attract huge audiences in the United States, partly because school arts programs frequently are endangered.

67.   Skeptics have questioned whether Li will be able to attract an audience large enough to justify his enormous investment.

68.   So far, the create-your-own-poll sites have attracted modest audiences.

69.   Singing Schubert in English is hardly ideal, but it is a legitimate exercise that could attract audiences.