Sentence examples for lure viewers from inspiring English sources

And there is only so much the programs can do to lure viewers from the enemy.

Even more significant is the matter of creating the programs that will lure viewers.

Lifetime is hoping to lure viewers by pairing its new comedy with reruns of "Will & Grace".

But is that the way to lure viewers and cable operators?

There are worse ways to lure viewers back to Machiavelli and Michelangelo.

That was the headline ABC Los Angeles's Eyewitness News chose to lure viewers to its nightly 11pm broadcast.

The Food Network has been a home run as well, luring viewers interested in cooking.

With the adoption comes good news for networks and Hollywood studios: HD lures viewers to TV for longer periods of time.

CBS has declared next week "Elvis Week," in hopes of luring viewers to watch two biographical shows about Elvis, one fictionalized, the other factual.

At the same time, the cable-only channels that have lured viewers away from broadcast, with shows like "SpongeBob SquarePants" and "The Closer," are lining up for further fee increases.

This summer Bill O'Reilly, the biggest star on the Fox News Channel, lent his name -- inadvertently, he says -- to a Web ad that lured viewers to sign up for a financial newsletter sold by Newsmax, the conservative Web site.