Sentence examples for previous audience from inspiring English sources
Top Gear topped a record 8 million viewers for its latest run on BBC2, around double its previous audience.
One Asian Network DJ blamed BBC management for its decline and said there was no reason why the station could not return to its previous audience high of more than half a million.
But the profit would be enhanced if some advertisers were not finding the program too offensive to touch. Lee Antonio, a spokeswoman for Sears's advertising department, said that Fox had placed what is known as a "make-good" commercial -- a free commercial given for a previous audience shortfall in another show -- for Sears in the first episode of "Temptation Island".
Radio 4 Extra – Radio 4's sister station - breaks its previous audience record and is now the largest digital-only station in the UK.
Along the same motif of alleged underworld figures, HBO said its previous audience peak came for a 1989 Mike Tyson heavyweight bout.
The show is still relatable and woke enough to not embarrass its previous audience and I think it'll find some new fans from a new generation.
The app also has news, text of the pope's previous audiences and other speeches, and a live feed tab.
Or, alternatively, you could just ask her about that cameo in StreetDance 3D … Here's some of our previous audiences with Rampling, for further inspiration: 2011, 2006, 2003.
"When you're at the festival you see the performers arriving on the Friday and some of them are still around when we're doing our wrap-up meeting with all the volunteers on the Monday!" Many faces on the 2012 line-up will be familiar to previous audiences, with the likes of Elis James, Josie Long, Isy Suttie and Jon Richardson all having performed before at the festival.
Therefore, what I'm commenting on could have little or nothing to do with what previous audiences have experienced or future audiences will encounter.
Furthermore Avatar had to deal with a brutally negative entertainment press that basically made stuff up to make the movie look doomed ('it cost $500 million!'thehe 3D made our previous audiences sick!').
