Sentence examples for earliest viewers from inspiring English sources

At the earliest, viewers must wait at least 11 hours to see it in prime time.

To the earliest viewers of "The Americans," he was the enemy within.

To the earliest viewers of the book, there was no doubt.

Lynette is based on a real woman, a secretary at Life magazine who was among the earliest viewers of the film of the Kennedy assassination taken by a now-famous bystander, Abraham Zapruder.

A commercial juggernaut or not, "Up" has struck many early viewers as creatively stunning.

What he considered a work in progress resonated so strongly with early viewers that it became the thing itself.

Of the film's 137-minute runtime, 49 minutes of it are taken up with driving, while its poignant ending has had early viewers in floods of tears.

The narrative of Forster's film is certainly sketchy enough, and early viewers reported a dismaying sense of desiccation: no quips, no gadgets, no time to relax.

With its story of a community facing a devastating flood (and, later, a forced evacuation) "Beasts" has resonated with many early viewers as a Katrina allegory.

He added that a number of early viewers of the movie, including Yates's daughters, had approached him to say: You didn't mess it up.

The way he "solves" his problem — by murdering one of the women — seems to have struck a number of the movie's early viewers as unbelievable.