Sentence examples for being radio from inspiring English sources

I was only made aware by a friend who teases us about being radio fiends.

But this being Radio 4 there was also a compulsion to do what shampoo adverts call "the science bit".

Maybe when the rest of the top 10 stop being radio staples, they'll stop getting the streams, too.

There's a debate raging on the Radio 4 Facebook page – well, being Radio 4, it's more of a gentle simmer, with excellent grammar and spelling – about whether this week's Desert Island Discs, with Kathy Burke, is the best ever edition.

There's no shortage of raw material, and it zipped along: in the first five minutes we'd had "How High the Moon" by Les Paul and Mary Ford, a report from the Festival of Britain, clips from The Lavender Hill Mob, news of Burgess and Maclean's Moscow flit and Nat King Cole singing "Too Young" (and this being Radio 2, we got whole tracks, not just tantalising snatches).

"The theme of the update is what we're calling internally 'Stations-first,' stations being radio stations, or that leanback listening, letting the service play a set of tracks for you," said Chris Becherer, Rdio's SVP of Product in an interview.

That's something in the UK that doesn't exist because you have a culture of indie bands doing pop music and not being afraid of being radio-friendly.

The puppet is activated by four performers with Lady Godiva's head and eye movements being radio-controlled.

Huey critiqued the production as still being "radio-friendly" and said because of that, the group "never quite kicks up the fury or flash of past glories".

These lines, along with the rest of this song, came at a point when hip hop was just moments away from being radio-friendly.

In his album review, Thomas Nassiff wrote on behalf of AbsolutePunk; he noted the song for being radio-friendly and that it "doesn't sacrifice anything to be friendly to the masses".