Sentence examples for youngest audiences from inspiring English sources

It attracts one of the youngest audiences in television, with a median age of 31.

Sadly, this is a by-the-numbers cash-in on a lucrative licence with little entertainment value to all but the youngest audiences.

LONG ISLAND businesses are aiming recruitment drives at their youngest audiences ever, seeking fresh-faced schoolchildren to help plug the gaping hole in the local workforce.

And for the youngest audiences, Bernard Cribbins is delighting pre-schoolers and parents alike in Old Jack's Boat, set in picturesque North Yorkshire.

While Colbert had one of the youngest audiences in television on The Colbert Report, he's inherited one of the oldest.

The state affirms this virtue for its youngest audiences in its schools and textbook materials, as it has done so since the earliest days of the Islamic Republic.

They were chosen to draw young audiences.

(Also, younger audiences).

A few auction lots were not intended for young audiences.

Mr. Eiler created Broadway style musicals for young audiences.

They are games, he said, that appeal to younger audiences.