Sentence examples for listenership out from inspiring English sources

Judging from Tuesday's audience at Alice Tully Hall, attentive and of healthy size, there is a listenership out there more enterprising than timid concert planners have been prone to believe.

It's hard to know how important this variety is to Sirius; the company does not break out listenership figures.

"I remember once having a record listenership of seven".

I could be a D.J. again, programming sets for a devoted listenership of one.

Milton Babbitt has regularly blamed his minuscule listenership on a general falloff in education and cultural life.

Limbaugh and Hannity remain the highest-rated talk radio hosts in the US, with Limbaugh regularly claiming a listenership of 15 million.

With a target listenership of 15- to 29-year-olds, it was told by the trust in 2009 to refocus on a younger audience.

We pool all of the [All Things Comedy] listenership together so when other comics have albums come out, we tweet about it at the same time".

But if the consultant David Giovannoni analyzed the relatively few listeners tuning into KPFA's award-winning drama and literature programming that day, he would point out that what causes public radio's core, money-donating listenership to turn the dial is radio theater, and, as he says: "The way to get more audience?

Radio 1, directly out to serve a youth audience, has seen its listenership rise over the past decade, according to its controller, Ben Cooper – to 10.5 million from under 9.5 million in 2003.

While talk radio listenership does lean to the right, Mr. Dickey said that Cumulus wanted to syndicate shows "capable of broadening that audience out".