Sentence examples for listeners before from inspiring English sources

Heighten interest in your success by meeting your listeners before the speech.

The listeners increased by thousands; I probably had about 10 listeners before.

But the equipment to receive the signals will not be available to listeners before next spring.

"We're not talking about the AV referendum today at all," Evan Davis told Today programme (Radio 4) listeners before yesterday's 8.10am interview with David Cameron.

London radio station LBC also failed to warn listeners before broadcasting a "fairly graphic" account of the killing from an eyewitness.

It was a prediction that elicited saucer-eyed expressions of shock from my listeners before I could explain the all-important will-win/should-win dichotomy to them.

"Have a good night," he weirdly told listeners just before the pips.

Instead, the past year has made clear that they are finding listeners long before they find resolution, legal or moral.

On Friday, the mayor told listeners that before teachers get raises, "we need to first get control of the school system, which is a disgrace, so that we can assure the public that their monies are being spent wisely".

The adding of digital services like 6 Music and 1Xtra, the demands of multi-platform, the exponential genre creep where you have to be seen to have a specialist programme dealing with every last musical subdivision – all mean that the BBC's music services now employ more people to reach fewer listeners than before.

Pop music has always been immediate by design; a pop song needs to work quickly and efficiently to ensnare a listener before she swats at her radio dial.