Sentence examples for radio from high-quality English sources.

• So the radio was regulated.

• BBC Radio 5 live has a brand new homepage.

• Radio Telefís Éireann (RTÉ), the government-owned radio and television broadcaster, began radio service in 1926 and television service in 1961.

• Chris started her career in radio and has worked in local radio for both the BBC and the commercial sector.

• Brett is now working across Absolute Radio, Magic, Kiss, Hits and Greatest Hits Radio, Jazz FM and Scala Radio.

• My earliest radio memories are listening to the football scores with my Dad during Radio Sport on Radio 2 back in 1979.

• The Light Programme also changed into Radio 2, the old Third Programme became Radio 3, and the old Home Service emerged as Radio 4.

• For national stations like BBC Radio Ulster, BBC Radio Scotland or BBC Radio Wales visit the About BBC Radio - Nations page

Use radio in a sentence.

• Radio telescopes vary widely, but they all have two basic components: (1) a large radio antenna and (2) a sensitive radiometer, or radio receiver.

• Our first Responsive Radio project, a variable length radio documentary, demonstrates the delivery of a radio documentary at a duration set by the listener.

• You can continue to enjoy live radio on all Freeview and Freesat devices and live and on demand radio via BBC iPlayer Radio on computers, tablets and smart phones .

• The BBC has ten UK radio networks for all listeners - from the latest music on Radio 1, classical and arts on Radio 3 to drama and comedy on Radio 4.

• In 1977, opt-outs from Radio 4 were permitted and the following year saw the launch of two national radio stations – BBC Radio Wales and BBC Radio Cymru.

• In order to bring FM coverage of BBC Radio Wales to a further 173,000 households in Wales, a number of FM frequencies currently used by BBC Radio 3 will be used to transmit BBC Radio Wales from 24th October 2018.

• Award-winning presenter and producer John Leech plays a selection of great soul music every Sunday afternoon between 4pm and 6pm on BBC Essex, BBC Radio Suffolk, BBC Radio Norfolk, BBC Radio Northampton, BBC Radio Cambridgeshire and BBC Three Counties.

• The construction of ever larger antenna systems and radio interferometers (see telescope: Radio telescopes) and improved radio receivers and data-processing methods have allowed radio astronomers to study fainter radio sources with increased resolution and image quality.

radio sentence examples

• Featuring: Radio 1’s Wind Down: Play it again Sam - Greentea Peng Slow Radio: Rain on a Hot Tin Roof Radio 1's Chill Mix: MJ Cole Morning After Mix 1Xtra’s R&B Chill Slow Radio: If you go down to the woods tonight Night Tracks Slow Radio: Into the eerie The Sleeping Forecast

• In 1999, after a successful staff career in independent radio and freelance presentation for BBC Radio 4 and Radio Scotland, she established her own independent radio company, Stark Productions, which produces documentaries and the flagship conversation series Stark Talk for BBC Radio Scotland.

• Across the Andes Mountains, Chilean radio networks included the government-operated Radio Nacional; Radio Chilean, run by the Roman Catholic Church; Radio Mineria, which took its name from mining interests but was a reliable news source; Radio Agricultura, which focused on news and programs for farmers; and Radio Tierra, established in 1983, which claimed to be the first all-female radio station in the Americas (although one such station had operated in the United States two decades earlier).

• • Music radio on Radio 1, Radio 1Xtra, Radio 2, 6 Music and Asian Network. • Speech, drama, analysis and the arts on Radio 4 • Classical music and jazz on Radio 3 • News and sport on 5 live and 5 live sports extra • Local programming from 40 stations in England • 6 dedicated radio services in the nations (Radio Scotland, Radio nan Gàidheal, Radio Ulster, Radio Foyle, Radio Wales, Radio Cymru) • Comedy, drama and children's programming on Radio 4 Extra