Sentence examples for His listenership from inspiring English sources
His listenership rose steadily, from around 1,000 a week at first to 50,000 by the end of his yearlong song-a-week experiment.
May 31 2012 June 3 2012 May 31-June 3 3: Tomasz Stanko, a Polish trumpeter of invention whose outstanding ECM albums have widened his listenership (and found him an honored place on the recently reconfigured collection, "Jazz: The Smithsonian Anthology"), is backed by a promising quartet, featuring the bassist Thomas Morgan, the drummer Gerald Clever, and the Cuban pianist Dave Virelles.
That's why I ventured forth on Howard Stern, because his listenership is a whole different audience, and those are the people that we need to reach.
Milton Babbitt has regularly blamed his minuscule listenership on a general falloff in education and cultural life.
The dozen songs on "x" carry his devoted listenership through a whirlwind few years that saw him touring the world with pal/collaborator Taylor Swift and perfecting the art of building beat-based songs live onstage using a guitar, sampler, foot-pedal and inventive layers of loops.
In his short, skimpy book Mr. Chafets seems also to have lost his enthusiasm for asking tough questions, digging for facts (his sales and listenership numbers for Mr. Limbaugh's books and programs come from Cigar Aficionado magazine) and having opinions that fall short of gushing enthusiasm.
ZEMLINSKY'S music never had a wide listenership during his lifetime, but it has received increased attention in the last decade.
"I can't get enough of your love," Woon purrs smoothly, sweeping up a listenership who find his fellow-traveller James Blake too austere.
"His rise to the top of radio listenership in the United Kingdom was a great tribute to his breadth of knowledge and in particular his unique, very personal sense of humour".
From the beginning, he swept away microphone conventions, embracing a new listenership whose tolerance for his more staid contemporaries would yield to his alluring, if at times offensive, style of address.
The historically literate, stylistically comprehensive pianist is often denied his proper respect from jazz's more adventurous, outré listenership, and that's a shame.
