Sentence examples for gained audience from inspiring English sources

Some have gained audience as quickly as have their large national counterparts.

It has steadily gained audience share since then, and in mid-September Mr. Ailes made the show permanent.

And if things are so bad, why has BBC Television gained audience share from ITV and Channel 4, its main rivals, in the past four years?Certainly some of Mr Birt's detractors fail to give sufficient credit for the savings his reforms have achieved, and ignore the real pressure on the BBC in the late 1980s to get its act together.

Television viewers preferred unscripted fare on Tuesday, as an hour of "American Idol" on Fox dominated the night's ratings and two hours of "The Biggest Loser" on NBC gained audience every half-hour from 8to1010 p.m. Fox had hoped the 28.2 million viewers of "Idol" would stay tuned for the premiere of "New Amsterdam," and nearly half did.

"Scandal" gained audience and buzz in its third season, with the season finale grabbing 10.6 viewers.

During the next several years Calle 13's popularity skyrocketed, as the brothers gained audiences elsewhere in Latin America as well as in Spain and on the U.S. mainland.

And through their industry connections, they gained audiences with the major studios and theater chains.

The group's popularity in the Mornington Peninsula area increased with further pub gigs, then they gained audiences with university students and inner city residents.

Italy was at the forefront of the progressive rock movement of the 1970s, a style that primarily developed in Europe but also gained audiences elsewhere in the world.

"It's become harder and harder for them to gain audience share," he said.

The company's most provocative program last winter, "Jersey Shore," helped MTV gain audience share in the quarter.