Sentence examples for opening ratings from inspiring English sources

Opening Ratings Drop The opening ceremony generated a 16.1 Nielsen rating Friday night for NBC, down 32percentt from 23.6 from Atlanta in 1996 when the network carried the ceremony live.

The news was also bad for the one-time Fox hit "Glee," which was down 35 percent from its opening ratings a year ago.

The opening ratings for "Dome" last Monday qualified as spectacular: more than 13.5 million viewers for the premiere, the biggest audience for a summer drama in more than 20 years.

The political betting expert Mike Smithson said the poll showed worse opening ratings than those for unpopular opposition leaders Michael Foot, William Hague and Iain Duncan Smith, and said Mr Corbyn was the first Labour leader in history to score negative satisfaction ratings in his first poll.

The opening ratings of the show topped those of the two previous seasons.

Regulators "should not be scared" of opening ratings totally to competition and accepting that agencies make mistakes, says a director of one recognised agency.

The reason is simple enough: Shows with stars do usually have big opening night ratings.

Over 12 million people tuned in to watch this year's challengers enter the jungle last night to bring the best opening show ratings in the programme's history.

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Consider that the game garnered the highest opening night ratings in the history of the NFL.

Indian Summers, which its creators envisage will run for an epic five series, 50-part run, has been recommissioned for a second series after its opening episode's ratings were Channel 4's biggest for a new UK drama for more than 20 years.