Sentence examples for broad fan base from inspiring English sources
The Knicks have the rich history, the deep roots and the broad fan base.
Without the support of network television or a broad fan base, fight cards now rely heavily on demographic research.
Shaved steak is often marketed under the name of one of the dishes it's traditionally used in, which gives an idea of its versatility and broad fan base.
Like Mr. Simmons, Ms. Villec, 51, has a broad fan base, many living along her postal delivery route in Riverton and Cinnaminson.
"And everything we're doing this year will be about showing baseball's connections with its broad fan base," said Jacqueline Parkes, senior director for advertising at Major League Baseball.
With her layered performance, Ms. de Matteo has attracted a broad fan base, some drawn to Adriana as bimbo and others as representation of "what Milton called 'cloistered innocence,' " in the words of Regina Barreca, an English professor at the University of Connecticut and editor of "A Sitdown With the Sopranos" (Palgrave MacMillan, 2002).
Outraged boos rolled down from the broader fan base that Mayweather, who had obviously enjoyed playing David as a heel, was trying to reach.
Do you ever see a possibility for relegation and promotion in M.L.S.? When M.L.S. first started the league had some unique rules such as a tie-breaker shootout that were intended to appeal to a broader fan base.
Blending traditional Jamaican rhythm in the style of Barrington Levy with hip-hop beatboxing, a fluent falsetto and the occasional rocky number, he appears to be using his current tour to gain a broader fan base than his vast Jewish following.
"When you have a satisfying movie, there's a great opportunity to revisit it and also an opportunity for a broader fan base to discover it," Carpou said.
The concert exposed a much broader fan base to songs they normally would not have heard, and this fan base multiplies in the form of audio clips on Tumblr and the proliferation of the official YouTube videos.
