Sentence examples similar to an enhancing listenership from inspiring English sources

Launched with the vague and spirit-sapping remit of "archive and album tracks", it struggled to find an identity and a listenership.

Many of these specialist DJs have managed to gain a big following with a high listenership tuning into their programmes every day of the week and these changes are something that I think could seriously damage Kiss.

They have a loyal listenership and a loyal audience and it makes it kind of a driver in the far-right".

This isn't to say the band isn't maturing or moving forward, but rather their rise in popularity was simply due to an expanded listenership.

Paul tragically dies six months later, putting an abrupt end to the extramarital situation, a twist that further shocked an already scandalised listenership.

I could be a D.J. again, programming sets for a devoted listenership of one.

I never thought in a million years we would have a listenership that would actually pay my bills!

It deserves a wider listenership.

"I remember once having a record listenership of seven".

These were defensive actions, and also perhaps the last manifestations of hope that jazz could have a general listenership.

ZEMLINSKY'S music never had a wide listenership during his lifetime, but it has received increased attention in the last decade.