Sentence examples for steady audience from inspiring English sources

It was difficult, in 1969, for the still fledgling program to attract a steady audience.

"There's no doubt it's word of mouth that has led to a steady audience for this film," Ms. Campbell said.

Mr. Coleman said that for years Mr. Scelsa's show drew a steady audience of about 30,000 listeners a week.

After a year of broadcasting, he had a steady audience of seven hundred, but he was still desperately broke.

But it failed to capitalize on several opportunities to build a steady audience in recent weeks when it followed "Survivor".

The company's Turner television unit has been more effective, advertisers say, in part because the CNN.com Web site has attracted a steady audience.

The Tonys have had problems landing a steady, audience-pulling host since 1999, when ROSIE O'DONNELL stunned Broadway by saying, in effect, been there, done that.

"Hairspray" and "Avenue Q," both presented at trimmed lengths, never found steady audiences, unusual in a city where shows and concerts often run for years.

The movie went on to become one of the best-loved of all Bollywood blockbusters and matinees at the Marathi Mandir continued to attract steady audiences, with many fans coming back again and again.

It isn't journalism — as Mr. Denton and his pack of merry provocateurs happily remind — but it is the kind of media that attracts steady audiences that advertisers covet.

These platforms feed the search engines and, in return, the search engines have delivered steady audiences.