Sentence examples for station audience from inspiring English sources

For the College Station audience, Mr Taylor plays up his duties, with well-oiled lines: "War is a serious thing.

The company, one of the first ever to offer market research, also began to measure radio stations' audience size in 1936.

The stations' audiences are going to shrink and with that their revenue.

They speculate that it is an effort to either broaden the stations' audiences, or to sell their frequencies, which by some estimates, could fetch between $150 million and $200 million for WBAI.

Ted Faraone, a television consultant, cautioned that WWOR's broadcast license would virtually require the station to keep its newsroom in New Jersey, and that the stations' audiences were quite different.

Some critics of the board had speculated that it hoped to broaden the stations' audiences or sell the license for WBAI (99.5), which by some estimates could be worth between $150 million and $200 million.

But Pacifica board members have said that they are trying only to broaden their stations' audiences based on studies that showed that listeners did not reflect the diversity in the areas served by the stations and were too old to sustain future operations.

Cooper is under pressure to shift the station's audience profile towards a younger demographic.

But Cooper points out that the station's audience is tuning in for less time.

Iglesias and his small team of students and activists took the idea seriously, although the station's audience was tiny.

The station's audience is famously wary of change, welcoming it like a duck takes to frozen water.