Sentence examples for local radio network from inspiring English sources

Right before the South Carolina primary, Trump told a local radio network, "I love the right to work.

Within a year, he was presenting the Sunday afternoon chart programme transmitted across the Independent Local Radio network and, in 1980, took over Capital's breakfast show.

They brought him sufficient recognition after the war to abandon his college studies for journalism, initially as news editor of the Raleigh Times and later as director of news and programmes for the principal local radio network.

The eventual report, published in 1962, tightened ITV regulation and strengthened the BBC, vitally allowing it to launch its second channel and colour, as well as its local radio network: a total victory.

Most of the county is covered by local radio network KMFM, owned by the KM Group.

In much of commercial radio, syndication is the order of the day, rolling out big name DJs and - in the case of Global Radio's strategy with its Heart and Galaxy stations - entire brands across local radio networks in an effort to take on the BBC.

Nextel began as a crazy quilt of local radio networks once used for taxi dispatch services and the like.

Casting directors would put out the word in cities like New York, Chicago, Atlanta and Los Angeles through fliers and announcements on local radio and network television affiliates.

Mr Gibson had worked for the BBC in the UK and Washington, in local radio and network programmes like Today, PM and World at One. Mr Lloyd told the panel meeting in Stevenage on Thursday he knew many of the 14 candidates who had applied for the post.

Factors which impact this utility metric can be repeated inability to access wireless channel, repeated collisions, excessive received signal level, etc. [5, 6], which may be obtained from the local radio hardware, MAC layer, network layer, or other available neighbors.

Television, local radio, newspapers, and interpersonal networks are examples of commonly used media modes for gathering information during disaster situations (Piotrowski and Armstrong 1998; Bracken et al. 2005; Spence et al. 2007a; Burke et al. 2010).