Sentence examples for airwaves a from inspiring English sources

So, to win the contest of the airwaves, a remarkable culture of spin flourishes in Belfast.

By "sniffing" the airwaves, a snoop in the vicinity can read data you send across the network.

The threats and killings have been fewer, the airwaves a bit freer, the speeches a little more substantive.

Wayne LaPierre of the N.R.A. was quick to rush to the airwaves a few weeks ago after a pro football player shot his girlfriend and himself.

I became the co-director of her show and put one of her songs on Airwaves, a double album put out by my small label, One Ten Records.

WASHINGTON — The issue of vulgar speech on the nation's regulated airwaves, a flash point for decades, reached the Supreme Court again on Monday.

Suddenly, political talk shows filled the airwaves, an unfiltered puree of wisdom and nonsense.

The summons made Mr Youssef, already the most-watched figure on Egyptian airwaves, an international symbol of freedom of speech.

The Conservative Party may have pulled from the airwaves an ad assailing Hillary Rodham Clinton on health care, but the commercial lives on in cyberspace.

But in a day's worth of channel surfing, there was the impression of a champing at the bit across the airwaves, an electronic urge to give viewers a real-time assessment of an election day-in-progress.

Yet the establishment man CMJ and his iconoclastic predecessor John Arlott brought to the airwaves an enthusiast's idealised love of the game that ex-players, for all their canny tradecraft, can rarely emulate.