Sentence examples for audiences for all from inspiring English sources

Given the delay associated with digital video recorder ratings, the averages understate the total audiences for all the shows.

But CCV boss Richard Cable emphasised that the industry was "not just about the big winners", imploring retailers to keep trying to find audiences for all kinds of books.

FIFA, the world football authority, claims that 33.4 billion people (equivalent to five times the world's population) watched some part of the 1998 World Cup; it arrived at this figure by adding together the audiences for all the games, including those who watched snippets on the news.

It was the highest rated episode of EastEnders that year, and has since only been bested by a showing on Christmas Day 2007 (which drew anomalous large audiences for all BBC One programmes that year), and the 25th anniversary episode.

In general, they found "that 50% of audiences for all of the Playhouse's WoW productions over the past few years have been brand new to the Playhouse, and while we don't have an exact breakdown of young people, anecdotally we've seen WoW programming attract a younger demographic that will hopefully continue to build the next generation of theatergoers".

Audiences for all the included studies were clinicians, academics or policy-makers.

But that is the audience for all these private offerings.

Happily, there is an audience for all of it.

"There's an audience for all sorts of cruises," she said.

"If they are all good, there should be an audience for all of them.

"It gains you a larger audience for all of your books.