Sentence examples for communicate by radio from inspiring English sources
About midday on the 17th, La Ferté's telephone communications were cut, forcing the position to communicate by radio, which could be monitored by the Germans, and which required Bourguignon to transmit through Chesnois to reach headquarters.
The improvements have focused on enabling the departments to communicate by radio.
State emergency officials can now also communicate by radio directly with local government workers.
The iPill can communicate by radio frequency with a control device outside the body.
When an aircraft is about to enter a new sector, the pilot and controller communicate by radio.
Pilots can communicate by radio with one another, but not all do, said a Federal Aviation Administration spokesman, Ian Gregor.
They are communicating by radio to the town of Eil, which has about 600 people in it.
The other details, fire officials say, can easily be communicated by radio as the trucks are on the move.
They had been communicating by radio, trading bearings and occasionally cracking jokes, and both men were anticipating flying together, with more a sense of relief than rivalry.
The officers from off-campus agencies were deployed on the front lines with little briefing and no means of communicating by radio with UCPD command staff.
Communicating by radio waves, they permit a significant degree of mobility within a defined serving region that may range in area from a few city blocks to hundreds of square kilometres.
