Sentence examples for aim at the same audience from inspiring English sources

At its core, OWN will try to embody Ms. Winfrey's "live your best life" philosophy, and it will aim at the same audience as her current show — women from the ages of 25 to 54, says Christina Norman, the channel's chief executive.

The channel is aimed at the same audience that buys and reads the celebrity magazines.

Now, along come different versions of the same commercial — but this time each version is aimed at the same audience.

Film Education, which is aimed at the same audience, is about to roll out a number of primary Picturacy titles focusing on the relationship between shot, sequence and text.

PENTAX K10D This weather-resistant tank of a camera ($795, body only) may be in the same price-and-megapixel class as the others here, but it's not aimed at the same audience.

Since Monkey, shows aimed at the same audience have become sanitised: the plots make sense, the dialogue rings true and you can't see the support wires during flying scenes.

Moore said it was a "fabulously witty portrayal of suburbia" but said it would be "cynical" to suggest it was aimed at the same audience who enjoyed another BBC1 series about the over-60s, Sally Wainwright's award-winning drama, Last Tango In Halifax.

The details she prefers to keep under wraps, though she says it's aimed at the same audience as Fearless.

But this Friday in London they are both on at the same time, and aiming at the same audience, for the same weekend.

But to have two almost identical events happen in the same large European city, aimed at the same audience, at the same time seems at best tragic and at worse careless on the behalf of the two organisers.

TWO new books offer dueling versions of business travel, aimed at roughly the same audience.