Sentence examples for his viewership from inspiring English sources

As for O'Brien, finally in the job he had hungered after for a decade, his viewership was awful too, barely half the five million drawn by Leno.

Cox, as 3.5m watching Britons discovered that first night, was unpatronising, pleasantly Lancashire-accented and, in the eyes of a great slew of his viewership, fit.

In interviews, the YouTube star Casey Neistat, who makes a cameo in "Nerve," frequently discusses what he thinks his viewership wants to see.

What's more, unless Mr Tiriac can win over the game's biggest names, he may quickly find his viewership dwindling.Players who have spoken out, like Mr Djokovic, complain the courts are far too slippery.

In direct competition with big budget dramas such as CSI: Miami, his viewership average has plummeted from a height of 18.5 million at launch in September to just 5.1 million last month.

Just as Mr. Trump had been thin-skinned in employing a spokesman to exaggerate the size of his inaugural crowd, this person said, Mr. Colbert was mocking himself by using Mr. Spicer to overstate the size of his viewership.

Presumably his "research" is the basis for the recommendations he makes to viewers (more about his declining viewership later).

Jay Leno's return to "The Tonight Show" on Monday was watched by about 6.6 million viewers, according to overnight Nielsen ratings, up about 25 percent from his average viewership in the first quarter of last year.

But, given his loyal viewership of Hannity's program and that the question being discussed in those circles is of the 20 pages from that warrant renewal, it's likely that this is what he's hinting at.

For background, here's my first column, written in 2002, about how O'Reilly uses racially charged language about gangsta rappers to scare his presumably white viewership and press his points.

He takes risks with his show, and for years, has rewarded his fans for their viewership (Taking his show on the road, etc).