Sentence examples for loyal TV from inspiring English sources
Some loyal TV Rain viewers protested cutting off the station, and have cancelled their subscriptions with the cable providers.
Not only does that site earn a profit from the Internet ads it sells, but ABC believes it also helps build a loyal TV audience.
Netflix just released the latest season of House of Cards, arguably the most popular original series out of Netflix, which has dominated the hearts and minds of loyal TV fans for the past week.
The result sparked a bit of outrage, with Carell's "Office" co-star (and loyal TV friend) Rainn Wilson tweeting his displeasure.
While the 88-year-old actress had won two Emmys in her career for the NBC sitcom "The Bob Cummings Show," it was her work as Alice, the Brady family housekeeper on "The Brady Bunch," that cemented her name and face in the hearts of loyal TV viewers around the world.
Many of NTV's best journalists moved to TV-6, where they continued their mission for a smaller but still loyal television audience.
Loyal fans, fat TV contracts, high ticket prices and sponsors like Wrigley and Anheuser-Busch InBev pushed the teams value up 4% during the last year.
But the fear of more cable cutters may leave many TV executives loyal to the older model that's more likely to bundle both popular and unpopular channels.
It appears that Americans are loyal when it comes to TV.
"It has, at times, been painful to watch this particular president's calibrated, cautious and sometimes callous treatment of his most loyal constituency," the radio and TV host Tavis Smiley told The Times's Jodi Kantor last year.
TV contracts, not loyal fans, are the only things that matter.
