Sentence examples for loyal readership from inspiring English sources

A serious, loyal readership may be our most precious asset.

In his view, advertisers prefer a solid, loyal readership.

There's nothing like that feeling for creating a loyal readership.

The city also has its own arts magazine, Canvas, which boasts a small but loyal readership.

The costs are still considerable, but this rural penetration has earned them a fiercely loyal readership.

The Guardian has managed to forge a loyal readership that likes its combination of leftish politics and laddishness.

There were complaints inside the paper; columnists like Dowd and Thomas Friedman, who had developed large, loyal readerships online, were said to be unhappy about the new arrangement.

"We already have a large and loyal Australian readership, who tell us they want more of what we do," said Viner.

The best example of this is Sheila Hancock, whose 2004 memoir of life with John Thaw (The Two of Us) is still finding a loyal library readership.

Jasper mate, we enjoyed it a lot, and we're 100% sure the loyal THUMP readership are gonna be salivating all over their keyboards/phones/laps the second they hit play.

It became fondly known as Libé to its loyal but dwindling readership.