Sentence examples for network drawing from inspiring English sources

Then, on April 27, a new reality singing competition, "The Voice," started on the network, drawing the 5.1 rating.

If you're a TV programmer, that ought to scream, "Opportunity!" These days a network drawing 25 percent of the television audience would be considered a ratings juggernaut.

Nielsen estimated that the show attracted the largest audience of this summer on any network, drawing an average of 13.9 million total viewers from 8to1010 p.m., with a 17percentt increase among those 18 to 49.

The mall and the network see the arrangement as mutually beneficial, with the mall gaining television exposure in exchange for a lease arrangement and the network drawing advertising from the shops and restaurants.

Bounced by its TV network, drawing less than half the viewers it had a decade ago, unable last year even to sell out Boardwalk Hall ("We had a lot of meetings trying to figure out why," the pageant's president, Art McMaster, said ruefully), it's leaving the town that created it in 1921.

Rob Hopkins, founder, Transition Towns John Vidal, environment editor, the Guardian John Vidal, the Guardian's environment editor, introduces the premiere of 'In Transition 2.0' – a film by the Transition Network, drawing together stories from around the world of ordinary people 'transitioning' their communities to rebuild resilience and reduce their CO2 emissions.

No other network drew more than 3 million viewers in an hour.

The network drew 6.26 million viewers and placed third for the night.

"The Social Network" draws on a 2009 book, "The Accidental Billionaires," by Ben Mezrich.

The network drew an average of 1.7 million viewers, the most for any round of a tournament it has televised.

Some parts of the international network drew on existing national sensors, so it began operating fairly soon after its birth.