Sentence examples for a wider radio from inspiring English sources

However, in order to give the song a wider radio and pop appeal, Edmonds changed some of the song's instrumentals and replaced the children's choir with a gospel one.

He was simultaneously in the process of getting Mercury theatre on the air, which would expose the company to a wide radio audience.

Check if the car has a standard or a double-wide radio.

$2 billion for a state-wide radio system is a bit steep but it is essentially a private cellular network with plenty of failover.

We began testing the new look back in June as part of a wider BBC radio online project.

1936 Democrats Widen Party Split Democrats widened the split in their party still farther tonight [July 29], six Democratic Governors joining on a nation-wide radio hookup to fire an answering salvo to Governor Alfred M. Landon's acceptance speech, while disgruntled members of the party continued planning to fight President Roosevelt in his campaign for re-election.

"UBC is tainted by the challenges in the wider radio industry with its legacy issues which, as I have been telling everyone, means it is a great time to buy UBC".

The State of New York has been trying to implement a state-wide radio network for first responders ever since everyone had a really shitty day about seven years ago.

At the age of 21, he established a smallholders foundation to help farmers improve their yields; later he developed a state-wide radio farming programme that gives advice on topics including microcredit, hybrid seeds and HIV and Aids.

"We do not want to fight — but we have fought before," the President said in a nation-wide radio and television address from the White House.

1937 George VI Makes Christmas Speech LONDON — Sitting alone in his study at Sandringham House, King George VI today spoke over a world-wide radio hook-up to English-speaking peoples in more than thirteen million miles of the world's surface, his first and what may be his last traditional Christmas greeting.