Sentence examples for recorded audience from inspiring English sources
SBS said Saturday's semi-final alone became its highest recorded audience for a Eurovision broadcast with a peak viewing of 1,074,000.
It also mentions that London Live "has recorded audience figures in the low thousands for some of its flagship programmes" by citing viewing figures recorded by the official ratings monitor, Barb (see here).
It's a studio show with gags and recorded audience laughter like Miranda or Upstart Crow or, as is more popular now, it's a gentler meditation on life: the smallness of the day-to-day, acutely observed, with adequate stillness in which the natural comedy can flourish.
She records audience reactions on a laptop, and puts them through her "funny-o-meter", or colour-coded spreadsheet.
Modern methods of recording audience numbers were introduced in 1981, and figures for older programmes are hard to pin down.
The team collected a large set of face data by recording audiences of hundreds watching movies (Disney ones, naturally).
Video cameras recorded the audience.
My record audience is 1,600 people.
We've had record audience figures, testimony to radio's stubborn connection with listeners.
One episode of the television series claimed a record audience for basic cable of 10.7m last summer.
It has crossed over".Given this build-up, the smart money is on a record audience.
