Sentence examples for buzzing of radios from inspiring English sources

Once, in a radio discussion with Cage, Feldman complained about being subjected to the buzzing of radios at the beach.

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It suggests the buzzing of the innards of the bomb as it bleeds through radio static.

He considered turning on the radio; his son always left music playing, even when he wasn't home, its presence in the house like the buzzing of insects.

But they might have left something behind, a buzz of radio waves emitted by high-energy particles spit from the doomed gas swirling around those black holes.

As she played a mammoth pedal board and singing saw while breathing into a contact mic, I found myself tapping my foot to melodies generating out of the thick cloud of buzzing radios.

It's got a ton of useful alarm clock features – lots of separately programmable alarms, combinations of music, buzzing, and radio to wake up to, and so on — you can read all the features over at iLuv's site.

More than any noise, she feared the buzz of police radios.

You can wake to buzzing, the radio or music from the iPod.

My father ran facilities that housed some of our nation's most violent offenders, like the D.C. Jail and the Maximum Security Facility at Lorton, and I still remember holding his hand, my black Mary Janes tapping a happy rhythm down the corridors to the squawk of radios and buzzing sally ports on those days when I visited him at work.

"I'll miss the buzz of live radio, but I'm really looking forward to getting involved in new projects".