Sentence examples for Worldwide viewership from inspiring English sources

But the next year, he and a few mates did indeed compete in the first event, and from then on it has been an annual celebration that has grown in scale, ambition and worldwide viewership.

These efforts have resulted in the show breaking worldwide viewership figures for its season premiere just six weeks ago, with subsequent episodes easily pulling in more than 10 million viewers each week.

Asia's juggernaut mixed martial arts promotional company One Championship is about to enter the USA market this year and recently boasted a Nielsen Sports worldwide viewership in excess of 41 million people for their most recent event in Tokyo.

The royal wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton next Friday is expected to draw a worldwide television viewership of two billion.

By Jon Michaud April 21, 2011 The royal wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton next Friday is expected to draw a worldwide television viewership of two billion.

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences estimates worldwide Oscar viewership at several hundred million.

All in all, the 2011 Women's World Cup, with a total global-in home television audience of more than 63 million people, saw a overall 5% increase worldwide in the percentage of viewership for the final match when compared to past Women's World Cup championship games.

A Mercedes spokesperson said: "We were delighted to see that last season's compelling, year-long battle for the championship between Ferrari and Mercedes helped drive 10% growth in unique viewership for F1 worldwide and made the sport the fastest growing in the world on social media.

(AP) RISE IN TV VIEWERSHIP ANTICIPATED: The International Olympic Committee said it expects worldwide television viewership for the Sydney Games to increase 23percentt over the 1996 Olympics, to 3.7 billion.

Consider this, Super Bowl 50, held earlier this year, had a worldwide audience of 162.9 million viewers, garnering a 46% viewership.

Mr. Stewart's narrow and young viewership on the cable network Comedy Central made him relatively unknown to the worldwide Oscars television audience, but his court jester's combination of sarcasm and flattery seemed to work with the Hollywood royalty in the room.