Sentence examples for build a fanbase from inspiring English sources

Dave Caldwell asks whether the Tennessee soccer club has found a new way to build a fanbase.

"Winning the Mercury Prize happened so early on in my career that I didn't have a chance to build a fanbase," Debelle tells me.

Phoenix have returned to the United States again and again, to build a fanbase the old-fashioned way, in half-empty clubs and on college radio.

The regular-season game the league will play in Mexico are more a showcase in a neighboring country where the NFL has long tried to build a fanbase.

They have had to build a fanbase from scratch; Kuban supporters accuse them of bussing in workers from Galitsky's firm, Magnit, to bolster numbers and the owner does not deny that Krasnodar have to create a groundswell their own way.

El Mousaoui vs Witter, Friday night 8.00pm, Eurosport Despite being a former World, European, British, and Commonwealth champion, Junior Witter has always struggled to build a fanbase in the world of boxing, but at 41-years-old is he on the verge of an Indian Summer?

You could argue that she has only done so because she built a fanbase through the Dresden Dolls, who were released on Universal's Roadrunner imprint – how many struggling musicians would be able to get themselves that kind of exposure?

Projects like "Thing a week", where he recorded and released a song a week on YouTube, built a fanbase.

But it means things are pretty hard out there for a mid-tier band just trying to build a loyal fanbase.

Their events lean heavily on a "networking" element, which has helped them build a solid fanbase and sell out shows by everyone from grime artist Ghetts to US stars Lil Kim, Eve and Ciara.

After signing to Virgin/EMI last March, they were named on the BBC's Sound Of 2015 list in January, and recent singles Hey and The Hunter both became fixtures on primetime Radio 1. They've used this exposure to build a rabid fanbase that, in Portsmouth tonight, will include not only screaming 18-year-old girls but also their fathers, nodding and declaring Slaves "a proper old-school punk band".