Sentence examples for gaining audiences from inspiring English sources

Characterized by vigorous, syncopated, dance-focused beats, they've been gaining audiences beyond these more isolated suburbs via the pressings and parties of the capital's own Principe Records, and through figureheads such as DJ Marfox, DJ Firmeze, DJ Nigga Fox and Nidia Minaj.

However, the Mail and HuffPo, designed for racy appetites and short attention spans, are gaining audience the fastest (top left).

The series has been steadily gaining audience this season, and it is firmly the summer's most popular show among viewers 12 to 34.

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.

The most mediocre productions, which abound on the fringe, could gain audiences of the prurient in response to her condemnations, a reality of which could scarcely have evaded her.

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.

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

"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.