Sentence examples for viewership from the from inspiring English sources
The possibility of Big Brown winning at the Belmont will almost certainly catapult viewership from the Preakness.
I sense an extrusion, noodle-like, of a mood of ambulatory viewership from the hundreds of Chelsea art galleries that the park overflies.
The figure is expected to rise when viewership from the broadcast stations in the two markets that simulcast the game is counted.
The events in California were not covered live all evening by the broadcast networks, and all of them posted sharp declines in viewership from the State of the Union a year ago.
The question of whether Netflix is cannibalizing income-generating viewership from the traditional television networks and studios that produce the vast majority of its shows remains an open one.
That said, the Arrestsed Development guys expect huge viewership from the show's fans.
Down in total viewership from last year, the three-hour ceremony drew in 15.6 million viewers.
Following its broadcast, the pilot was seen by over nine million viewers, easily winning its time slot, having nearly doubled viewership from ITV1 at the same time; the ratings went beyond the producers' expectations.
Though Netflix infamously guards its viewership data from the public, it's hard to keep a stinker like that from smelling.
Viewership declined from the previous episode, which was watched by 2.37 million viewers and ranked fifth for the week.
CORRECTION: An earlier version mistakenly referred to viewership data from the NFL's Week 2 games as Week 3 games.
