Sentence examples for draw for listeners from inspiring English sources

Despite competition from Internet and satellite, terrestrial broadcast radio remains a strong draw for listeners and commuters.

He was part of our audience's youth and his warm style of broadcasting will no doubt be a great draw for listeners," said John Simons, the group programme director at Smooth's parent company GMG Radio, part of the group that publishes MediaGuardian.co.uk.

Psychologists have discovered that the simple, two-syllable sound carries enough information for listeners to draw conclusions about the speaker's personality, such as how trustworthy he or she is.

A striking parallel can be drawn with findings by Johnson, Strand, and D'Imperio, (1999), who reported an auditory identification shift for a hood– hud continuum for listeners who merely imagined listening to a male or a female speaker.

The potential for drawing new listeners to opera is, of course, enormous, though the ticket prices - it currently costs £25 to get in - should perhaps be cheaper, if that is the intention.

The channel drew 230,000 listeners for at least five minutes each week in January, compared with 117,000 over the holiday period. .

La Excelencia tries to compensate for that with a dynamic live show, meant to draw young listeners whose attitude, as Mr. Silva describes it, is likely to be: "Salsa?

He said he expected that Mr. Rivera would help WABC draw younger listeners and more women.

For listeners the advantages are less clear.

They're invitations for listeners to participate.

Its cast recognizes that few listeners will have an extant interest in bones, so they need strong storytelling to draw in listeners and explain why their stories matter.