Sentence examples for making radio from inspiring English sources

They may bounce off the Earth and be reflected by the ionosphere repeatedly, making radio transmission around the globe possible.

Open Season bowls up bearing a surfeit of songs you could imagine making Radio 1 a more tolerable place.

As are sports and mainstream music, making radio the strip mall of the airwaves, with identical fare in every city.

The authors warn that it will add red tape and expense to the process of making radio content.

The majority of these were politically conservative, making radio sound far more right-wing than the country at large.

A projectile travelling at the necessary speed through the atmosphere would generate so much frictional heat that the air around it would ionise, making radio communication impossible.

Ms. Christy was speaking in the control room of the group's home and studio in the San Fernando Valley, where the three were sprawled out in black swivel chairs Because of Ms. Lavigne's success, the Matrix has been associated with female artists making radio-ready pop with a slightly alternative edge.

Car radio manufacturers, including Delphi Delco Electronics Systems, which makes radios for General Motors, Toyota and Volkswagen, say they are working on making radios easier to operate while driving.

Andrea survived by making radios and intercoms for the armed forces.

In 1920 he went into business making radios, quickly becoming one of the top five manufacturers in the country.

Much like GPS, athletes are required to wear a small lightweight tag, making radio-frequency systems an unobtrusive and practical solution.