Sentence examples for pull in viewers from inspiring English sources
TV-am, like Daybreak, relied on celebrity presenters to pull in viewers.
And NASA, Scott and Jurek argue, made a grievous mistake in scheduling later Apollo milestones for the prime-time hours, in a bid to pull in viewers.
Not only would Shawshank become one of the top renting tapes of 1995, its subsequent TV airings would continue to pull in viewers in record-breaking numbers.
Her one-hour special, "Rosie Live," which will air Wednesday on NBC, is a trial balloon of sorts, to see if the format of comedy sketches and musical acts that was popular in the 1960s and 1970s could pull in viewers today.
Baidu's iQiyi, Sohu and Tencent all compete in the video space, with Baidu and Tencent able to lean on their search engine and mobile messaging empires, respectively, to pull in viewers.
Shows will have to stand on their own, and will probably need to be free for the first few episodes to pull in viewers who may eventually be willing to pay.
"The core audience is 18 to 54, but it does branch out and pull in teen viewers".
Its flagship channel has been steadily losing market share (though it still pulls in viewers for its prime-time hits).
By the start of 2011, the live shows were pulling in viewers in the tens of thousands.
Certainly the league, screened every evening in a prime slot at 8pm, pulled in viewers, with women as well as men watching.
Its star coaching panel of Christina Aguilera, Cee Lo Green, Adam Levine – lead singer of Maroon 5 – and country music star Blake Shelton has been credited with pulling in viewers.
