Sentence examples for established station from inspiring English sources
In October, King was promoted to acting group captain and posted to command the newly established Station Headquarters Point Cook.
The Scarborough post office dates to December 3, 1864, when the U.S. Postal Service established a "catch and throw" office there in the same small building as the earlier established station.
The downside of having an internet radio show is that it's basically up to you to promote your own show and grow your audience — you won't have the resources of an established station to help you.
If its an established station, like NPR, its fabulous.
The other publisher, who had never run a company, was used to selling air time, not space in a magazine; when she did sell air, it was for a top-rated established station, not a start-up.
Still on the BBC: some of its established stations need a small refresh.
"The established stations always go down outside the diaries," Mr. Loftus said.
In 1947 48 Australia had established stations on Heard and Macquarie islands and in 1954 built Mawson Station on the mainland coast of Mac.
Most of the established stations would like to go legal if they could, says Nick Cage, manager of Dizzee Rascal, a popular rapper who started off on pirate radio.
The nation's largest broadcasters have fought to block the rules through intensive lobbying and legislation, asserting that the so-called micro-radio stations could create interference for established stations in the form of static or distorted signals.
From long established stations like White Plains Community Cablecast to comparatively recent start-ups like New Castle Community Television in Chappaqua, there has been a surge in the number and quality of local programs being produced and broadcast by community television.
