Examples of 'viewers like you' in a sentence

Meaning of "viewers like you"

The phrase 'viewers like you' is commonly used in television programs or broadcasts to acknowledge or thank the audience for their support and viewership. It is a way of recognizing the viewers and expressing gratitude for their continued engagement and loyalty

How to use "viewers like you" in a sentence

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viewers like you
Tell it to the viewers like you told it to me.
Viewers like you make this program possible.
And pbs viewers like you.
And all this is made possible by viewers like you.
From viewers like you.
The best animated explainer videos make viewers like you.
Support from viewers like you makes this program possible.
This program was made possible by the financial support of viewers like you.
Once again, viewers like you must fight for it.
Was made possible in part by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you.
Hello, I am viewers like you.
ProofAvenue and contributions from individuals viewers like you.
Thanks to Eric Wargo, and viewers like you.
This program was made possible by contributions to your PBS station from viewers like you.
Too bad I will have to share credit with viewers like you.

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Frontlineismadepossibleby contributions to your PBS station from viewers like you.
And by contributions to you PBS station from viewers like you.
The propaganda wing of Bill and Melinda Gates and viewers like you.
Everything 's brought to you by viewers like you.
It 's nice to have the support of viewers like you.
For public broadcasting, and by viewers like you.
For public broadcasting, by the corporation and by viewers like you.
The title of this release is taken from PBS 's " supported by viewers like you.
Thanks, Fry . It 's nice to have the support of viewers like you.

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