Sentence examples for big viewership from inspiring English sources

But its lack of broad distribution mitigated against big viewership.

"We run our programming on a laptop or cellphone, and they do not represent big viewership opportunities," said Richard Buchanan, Sling Media's vice president for marketing.

These playbooks have yielded big viewership, but no one's making any fat profits yet.

Then too film stardom doesn't always translate to big viewership.

When A-Rod returned to the field in Chicago earlier this week, the YES Network had its biggest viewership of the season.

That marks the series' biggest viewership ever for a single episode, besting what originally was supposed to be the third-season finale in December (4.7 million viewers).

Well 12.4 million people were watching on Sunday night, the biggest viewership for any show in the 30-year history of the cable channel and continuing the upward ratings trend for the annual awards.

In the hour after "America's Next Top Model" (4.46 million, No. 2 in women 18 to 34), the opener of Season 2 of "Veronica" (3.15 million) had its biggest viewership and demographic numbers ever.

The internet and the 500-channel universe have given football a larger audience, particularly in the United States where the Premier League now regularly draws in bigger viewership that the NHL.

The 18-minute clip was looped multiple times to make it the max length for Live videos — four hours — giving the stream time to build a bigger and bigger viewership.

But No One Will Watch Live: Your biggest viewership will come from replays of the video.