Sentence examples for in more fans from inspiring English sources

Millman argued that offering easily digestible statistics to the public could help bring in more fans to rugby.

In fact, some say that a Series pitting a New York team against a team from another city might have been more lucrative, because it would bring in more fans from the rival metropolis.

Cooze wants to bring in more fans and says leading clubs: "need to look at the pricing and rail seating that has come from the German model.

"The game's actually been moved to bring in more fans and it's sold out at around 60,000 compared to the regular crowd we get at Saputo Stadium, which holds around 20,000.

When the doors finally opened and the fans spilled in, more fans replaced them in line.

In turn, the best players make the sport more enjoyable to watch, bringing in more fans and more revenue.The television money and fan base attract capital too.

Mattioli, 79, a former dentist who built the track nearly 40 years ago on what had been a spinach farm, is trying to have a cloverleaf put in off Interstate 80 that would bring in even more fans from New Jersey and New York.

In fact more fans watched Villa in David O'Leary's last season, when the club finished 16th and supporters held up a banner that said: "We're not fickle, we just don't like you".

The Japanese Women's Baseball League, the only women's professional baseball league in the world, pulls in many more fans on average than the WBWC title game drew.

As with Facebook's other recent video streaming events, users will be invited to update their status messages with their thoughts about the concert, which will draw in even more fans as they see the updates in their news feeds.

But if a team jacked up ticket prices and brought in even more fans, it's clear that the club has broad support.