Sentence examples for monitored radio from inspiring English sources
"Oh, yes, people are still angry about that fire," said Mr. Ratlif, as he monitored radio calls from firefighters.
On the other hand, he said, they recently monitored radio traffic reports on a return trip from upstate before taking the George Washington Bridge instead of a less direct -- and presumably less terrorist-friendly -- route.
Mr. Kühn also monitored radio transmissions from Colonia Dignidad, and early in 1985, as he recalled in an interview this month, he taped a conversation between Mr. Schaefer and two subordinates apparently discussing what to do about an unnamed intruder.
Japanese news media reported today that Japan's Defense Agency monitored radio communications last week from the mystery ship on a radio frequency used by North Korea's ruling Workers Party of Korea.
Between our conversations, 007 monitored radio chatter from some of the ANA and local police that followed this worn and weary platoon of American soldiers from the 6-8 Cavalry.
Allied signals intelligence units carefully monitored radio transmissions in the Singapore region, and the resulting "Ultra" intelligence provided details of the two battleship-carriers' movements to Singapore, preparations to return to Japan and planned route.
To investigate factors influencing calf mortality and producer detection rates (i.e., number of livestock killed by predators, found by producers, and correctly classified as to cause of death), we monitored radio-tagged domestic calves at two sites in the Mexican wolf recovery area (East Eagle [EE] and Adobe Ranch [AR]).
The United States monitors radio signals and phone conversations and uses aircraft for surveillance of rebel-held regions.
In collaboration with Wilson he began monitoring radio emissions from a ring of gas encircling the Milky Way Galaxy.
Next, a spin on the local Sea Tow boat, which monitors radio rescue channels and helps disabled boaters for a fee.
If Taliban officers can still monitor radio traffic, it would indicate that their command-and-control structure remains intact, despite the bombing.
