Sentence examples for newfound audience from inspiring English sources
More practice for him and for his newfound audience.
Those people are famous now, so you'd think the resurrection of the series is great news for MTV's fresh crop of global artists, with their newfound audience of six hundred million plus.
When the dust settled in Motor City, this newfound audience actually became a source of revenue.
I took advantage of my newfound audience and began bombarding him with more questions.
Now, if the industry isn't careful, it could lose a sizeable chunk of this newfound audience back to piracy by making it overly expensive and cumbersome to access the content subscribers are looking for.
According to Andree Farias of Christianity Today, "Their commitment with Atlantic required them to give precedence to their newfound mainstream audience".
Lady de R's newfound appropriate audience watches her friend Rupert Murdoch's Fox News and is now perhaps among the James Dobson crowd.
Now that he's safe and sound in his Tokyo apartment, I had the chance to have a candid and often cheeky conversation with Terada over Skype about his newfound American audience (who he describes as "wild and naughty"), making house music with an Asian accent, and why he's always liked the West's misunderstood image of the Orient.
No one could have foreseen it at the time, but Hail Flutie helped usher in a whole new era of growth for the sport, helping to drive the marriage of a newfound East Coast audience, drawn to the college game by an unlikely star, to a burgeoning television presence led by upstart ESPN.
Some of his newfound popularity with audiences is because of the thinning-out of textures and overlapping events characteristic of the pieces he has written in his 90s.
And Weinstein's production unit, the Weinstein Company, said it intended to capitalise on US audiences' newfound passion for militaristic fare by adapting Nicholas Irving's memoir The Reaper: Autobiography of One of the Deadliest Special Ops Snipers for television.
