Sentence examples for fan constituencies from inspiring English sources

But that was one sport, not the dozens, with all their fan constituencies, that comprise the Olympics.

Liptak also discussed another phenomenon: the fact that sitting justices increasingly choose law clerks who share their ideologies and consort off the bench with conservative or liberal "constituencies" ("fan clubs" might be a better term).

The inability to satisfy everyone's appetite was a result of a single network trying to present so many games to so many fans, alumni and university constituencies.

• The Super Bowl is the only sports event that many people watch entirely for the ads, giving it two natural constituencies: sports fans and casual viewers who will endure the game to watch the commercials.

Do the Farrellys see those fans as a constituency they need to satisfy?

The field's full-time professionals can be every bit as brilliant the show's wealth of telling and beautiful pictures beggars stamina but they're cloaked in sports photography's ritual service to the obsessions of a special constituency: fans, such as me, who are infected with what Roger Angell nailed, in this magazine, as "insatiable vicariousness".

Perhaps he was aware that obtaining a backup with his own constituency, with a fervent fan following, might undermine Sanchez.

Crabb's broken nose bears testament to his passion for rugby, and the MP for the Preseli Pembrokeshire constituency is also a fan of opera and enjoys curry.

"We put a lot of time into creating a code of conduct for fans with the input of several constituencies on campus," said Mike Dowling, U.C.L.A.'s assistant athletic director in charge of operations.

CHRIS SMITH, the heritage secretary, tells the tale of canvassing an opera fan in his run-down North London constituency.

A book called "Values Matter Most" was a big success in Washington; its outspoken fans included, yes, the president himself.Both these constituencies may now be weakening.