Sentence examples for tiny audience from inspiring English sources

Even the highest-rated programs attract fewer than 2.5 million viewers, a tiny audience by the standards of network television.

The MSG Network was the first successful one, carrying the Knicks and the Rangers initially to a tiny audience.

Entertainment sites therefore either have to settle for a tiny audience, or to programme for narrowband (as Icebox does).

Winter — dumping ground for the lousy commercial thrillers with foreign films trying to grab a tiny audience.

"Whereas our little guy!" said Nelson, holding up Fatso to the cheers of the tiny audience.

A novel can always be self-published, or read by even a tiny audience.

Mondays usually yield tiny audiences at signings.

Why do 24-hour cable news channels attract tiny audiences?

The story involves tiny audiences, lowdown venues and police raids.

Most were played to tiny audiences consisting largely of other aspiring composers.

These blogs have tiny audiences and make no effort to sell advertising.