Sentence examples for attract ratings from inspiring English sources
He will be a player to hang on the walls for a team, to draw gawkers and attract ratings — all part of what Boras likes to call A-Rod's iconic worth.
If its half-court style did not attract ratings, neither did the perception that the Jazz clutched and grabbed too much, that its players -- especially the future Hall of Famers -- were dirty.
ChicagoNow writer Andy Daglas said the fact that Andy and April's wedding was subdued, not overhyped in commercials to attract ratings, shows how much the writers understand and respect their characters.
By definition, observers do not see false-negative polyps, so in true-negative patients' only false-positives attract ratings.
"Sensationalism attracts ratings.
On the one hand, the low ratings for Fox Business during its first two months — a period in which it attracted ratings lower than most local television stations, let alone cable networks — are not surprising, given its upstart status.
Ballykissangel (1996-2001) At its late-90s peak, this Sunday night BBC1 hit about an English priest in "back of beyond" Ireland attracted ratings of 10m, gripped by the romantic chemistry between Father Peter Clifford Stephen Tompkinsonn) and pub landlady Assumpta Fitzgerald (Dervla Kirwan).
PowerPoint-aided lectures mostly attracted ratings from average to good, whereas examination-style viva sessions received mixed reviews.
The result is that the coverage attracted ratings and outrage but not truth and understanding.
Critically acclaimed "popular factual" shows such as Faking It and Wife Swap attract big ratings.
The show, which first aired in October 2006, failed to attract strong ratings in its six-year run.
