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viewer

[vyoo-er] / ˈvyu ər /


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Beginning with the tree in the living area, Brown advised viewers to “tackle one section at a time,” and add single branches in at the end to make the tree appear fuller.

From MarketWatch

Brick and stone floors with chips and random damage give the viewer the sense of being present in the courtyard of an ancient ancestral house.

From The Wall Street Journal

With catch-up viewing included, the first series of The Celebrity Traitors was watched by more than 15 million viewers.

From BBC

Because while the Olympics may help the sport gather viewers, it has done little to reverse a steady decline in participation at the grassroots level, which is robbing the sport of its future athletes.

From Los Angeles Times

The strategy rests on what Mr Bogad calls the "irresistible image" - often silly, it's a "disarming and charming" display that calls attention to your ideas without obviously explaining them to a viewer.

From BBC