Sentence examples for rising audiences from inspiring English sources

Just how those rising prices produce rising audiences is not, however, an easy question.

Skins is an expensive venture for E4's controller Danny Cohen but it is also a sign that with the channel's strong 1.88% share, rising audiences and success as a free-to-air network, it has room to develop.

But its supporters, including the BBC, Channel 4 and other commercial operators, believe soaring sales figures, rising audiences and the imminent launch of new stations from Channel 4 and others point to a bright future.

Each year also brings the challenge of rising audience expectations.

Mr. McKinley's eloquent analysis left out one important drawback to the mandatory rising of audiences: its effect on the short.

Rapid rises in audience ratings, for example, helped create the first public notice of eBay, the auction site, and Geocities, which let users make personal home pages.

When I suggested that wages were beginning to rise, the audience wanted to know when and by how much.

There was also an alumni night, with veteran N.Y.C.B. dancers rising in the audience to be applauded.

This is a strong programme, and it's good to see the Paris audience rising to cheer two British choreographers.

"Feudalism has paralyzed Pakistan," he said, his voice rising as the audience — farmers with weather-beaten faces, many fresh from toiling in the fields — listened raptly.

"Did you get your shopping done?" His audience — her audience — rose in a hail of applause, flashbulb snaps and more than a few tears.