Sentence examples for net viewers from inspiring English sources

When Steven Gerrard was putting the ball in the net, viewers were instead watching an advert for Hyundai.

For a number of years, it caught a lot of viewers in its net — viewers who would otherwise have swum right by — with "Mystery Science Theatre 3000," a clever series in which two robots and a guy watched terrible old sci-fi and horror movies and made rude and funny comments about the onscreen action.

Brain networks were visualized with Brain Net Viewer (Xia et al. 2013).

One fellow told me today, 'Please don't tell me the same thing that happened to the Yankees will happen to the Nets.' " Lou Lamoriello, chief executive of the Nets, acknowledged the existence of the Cablevision problem but said Nets viewers would benefit from games' being seen solely on YES.

But in joining YES, Nets viewers may encounter the same difficulty faced this season by Yankees fans: a blackout on cable systems owned by Cablevision.

The earlier broadcast match in the double-header at North Sydney Oval between the Adelaide Strikers and Melbourne Renegades netted 267,000 viewers.

According to Deadline Hollywood, Sunday's episode netted 900k viewers, placing the show in the No. 1 time slot among cable news networks.

And if it was his silliness, one daft moment from each and they will both net millions of viewers, who will just have to adapt by watching more telly.

David Scott, chief executive of Digital UK, the body set up to oversee switchover, said: "I welcome [the] announcement by the Switchover Help Scheme, which provides a vital safety net for eligible viewers who need assistance making the transition to digital television.

"NCIS" nowadays is "like a supernova," she said, netting 22.7 million viewers for new episodes this season, up slightly from last season, which was its highest-rated to date.

One year earlier, "The Body Found" netted 3.4 million viewers.