Sentence examples for described on radio from inspiring English sources

With a broadcasting style he says is "irreverent but not offensive … rude every now and again but not an arsehole", James is described on Radio 1's website as "just the right amount of wrong".

A bit closer to home, we've had Wigan become "the old Lancashire mill town", Sark "the car-free, flower-filled island", and Ireland described on Radio 4 as "the cockatoo-shaped landmass".

Listeners welled up when the Labour MP Ann Clwyd described on Radio Four how her beloved husband, Owen Roberts, had caught pneumonia, was treated in a Welsh hospital like a "battery hen", neglected, left to breathe through an oxygen mask which cut into his face and died in a bed which was too small for him.

By Cramer's second radio appearance, in which he doubled down on his comments, reports had already come out ― and were described on the radio show he appeared on ― detailing what the order would entail.  .

She was even described on the radio by a state representative as an "evil little thing".

Last year he travelled from coast to coast visiting the homes of 32 dead poets whose shrines he described on the radio.

They were kinda gay because Bush had taken up the mantle for "traditional marriage" to great effect, and also because they were effete, fruity, Birkenstock-wearing nerds, as they were conventionally described on talk radio.

Mr. Intalla was described on the French radio station as the heir to the traditional ruler of the remote and sparsely populated Kidal region in the northeast of the country.

"I don't remember too much very clearly from the first local derby I described for radio on this patch, other than trying so hard not to offend listeners supporting either team that I hardly said anything at all.

It was the kind of stop-and-go routine I'd experienced on American interstates, the "bumper-to-bumper" conditions that traffic reporters describe on news radio, shouting something about a jackknifed tractor-trailer over thumping helicopter rotors.

The star, who went on to win the 2005 Oscar for Best Actor for his role in "Ray," described on Howard Stern's Sirius radio program Tuesday how his partying was getting out of control during the lead-up to the awards show.