Sentence examples for ratings chart from inspiring English sources

In January 1979, all three of those sitcoms were in the top five ratings chart at the same time.

Part of me understands the rush to call "Idol" over while it's still perched atop the ratings chart.

Although Danny Cohen, the new BBC1 controller, and drama commissioning controller Ben Stephenson have 18 new dramas lined up for next year, ITV dominated the 2011 top new drama ratings chart.

Although it never approached the top of the ratings chart during its network run, The Brady Bunch gathered devoted fans in later years, particularly among new generations of children who encountered the show in syndicated afternoon time slots.

"I don't remember a time when I had a ratings chart that I am looking at now, where one party didn't have any races in 'toss-up' at all," said Jennifer E. Duffy, who analyzes Senate races for the Cook Political Report, a nonpartisan publication.

"It's almost as if someone pulled the fire alarm and they scrambled for the exits," John F. Wilson, the chief programming executive for PBS, told attendees to the annual meeting, while exhibiting a Nielsen ratings chart showing a steep cliff where the audience disappeared between shows.

The Great British Bake Off has risen to the top of the TV ratings charts, taking the title of most-watched show of the year.

At the time, "Nightly News," the "Today" show and "Meet the Press" all ranked at the top of the ratings charts.

More pressingly, to the men in suits who run ABC, Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution has failed to gain a foothold in the ratings charts.

Other challenges facing Mr. Lack include reversing the big ratings declines at MSNBC, figuring out a solution for "Meet the Press" and pushing the "Today" show back to the top of the ratings charts among the early-morning shows.

The first two or three years of her controllership were characterised by positive headlines, as she guided BBC1 to the top of the ratings charts, overtaking ITV1 for the first time, reviving the cash-starved and somewhat beleaguered flagship network.