Sentence examples for a prime audience from inspiring English sources

People whose cars would be equipped with small satellite receivers are intended to be a prime audience.

Ann Marie Santoro, an alumna of "Sesame Street" who designed the See Hear Feel Film curriculum with the Burns Centers staff and others, said third graders were a prime audience for such a program.

As described in the Italian press, it is a world in which older men hold court and flirt with leggy showgirls and where middle-aged women, a prime audience for Mr. Berlusconi's channels and an important bloc in his electorate, swoon over young male heartthrobs.

As their disposable income grows, young Latin Americans are a prime audience for entertainment.

This makes them a prime audience for a call-to-action at the end of the piece advertising your services.

Their financial clout means they should be treated as a prime audience for marketing campaigns, as they are every bit as key to product success as the coveted 18-to-49 18-to-49 18-to-49

You won't find any snowboarders retiring after winning a medal, and their prime audience of rad teenagers cares even less about the Winter Olympics than they do.

But even though they'd have the prime audience for a massive anti-Trump blowout, they decided to sit this year out.

For another, he knew that the prime audience for a new late-night entry would be young men, who tend to stay up late, often drifting all around the cable dial.

This was a prime time audience on ABC on a Wednesday night that drew a larger, less sophisticated audience.

"A prime time audience wants to be inspired, not taught".