Sentence examples for garner viewer from inspiring English sources

This may reflect the heightened reality of television or an effort to garner viewer interest by emphasizing negative behavior by role models.

It is called acting fueled by capitalism -- I see through the hyped arguments, fake drama, and more to garner viewers, ratings, and the almighty dollar.

Steve West of Cinemablend stated that "the balance between laughing at Michael's ineptitude and the discomfit of Oscar was handled so deftly that it's a wonder the show became successful when similarly great writing in Arrested Development did nothing to garner viewers".

Even without a snowmageddon on the horizon, weather reports on channels like CNN garner high viewer ratings.

But Dodgers games, like those of many local teams, were lucky to garner 100,000 viewers on any given day.

Without writers to fuel their banter, the three comedians staged a crossover/rivalry in order to garner more viewers during the ratings slump.

Puig is being used to peddle tickets to baseball games and garner TV viewers, which is not much different economically from smuggling foreigners into the U.S. to peddle sex or drugs.

ABC was third, garnering few viewers for "Scoundrels" at 9 (3.3 million) and "The Gates" at 10 (2.6 million), while Fox finished in fourth place with reruns of its comedy lineup.

While Mr. Olbermann watches Mr. O'Reilly's show on a monitor embedded in his desk, Ms. Maddow insists that she has never watched either Mr. King's program or the 9 p.m. program on Fox News, "Hannity & Colmes," which garners more viewers than either of the other shows.

GAME 9 (#1 Trump vs. #9 Christie): This debate garners more viewers than any but the finals.

At 9, "The OC" improved on its season high a week ago to garner 4.5 million viewers.