Sentence examples for massive ratings from inspiring English sources

In return, cable channels enjoyed a massive ratings spike.

"We knew that, at 11, we weren't going to get massive ratings," says Regan. "But we wanted to play around a bit".

It launched amid hysteria, attracting a mixture of huge acclaim and massive ratings that only occurs a few times in a generation.

The autumn schedules have been awash with reality shows – I'm A Celebrity, The X Factor, The Apprentice and a resurgent Strictly Come Dancing have all been vying for viewers – but The X Factor has continued to bring in massive ratings.

While shows such as The X Factor may pull in massive ratings and ad revenue, the fact that ITV Studios did not create them means that the broadcaster needs to find more mega-hits of its own to make tens of millions of pounds selling formats globally.

Televised chess matches and real-time train rides draw massive ratings in Norway.

But The Americans enjoyed relatively little audience uplift from its massive BGT ratings inheritance – perhaps not surprising, given the very different audiences the two shows are likely to appeal to.

– and thought, 'I really hope I get to play her.'" Worth died last June, before she could see Call the Midwife become a massive Sunday-night ratings hit – its first episode outshone the much-hyped Sherlock to become BBC1's most-watched drama debut episode ever – with Chummy one of its most-loved characters.

Its two-hour pilot was a massive success in the ratings, and the show managed to pique the curiosity of its audience with the mystery surrounding Laura's murder and hook viewers with its unique Lynchian sensibility, combining a strange, dreamy mise-en-scène with an artistic tone and moments of black humour.

Earlier this week a BP executive conceded the company was unprepared to fight the massive oil leak, and ratings agencies Fitch and Moody's each downgraded BP's stock.

Causes of FP and FN ratings were massive calcifications in nine segments (eight FP, one FN) and motion artifacts in two segments (one FP, one FN).