Sentence examples for mostly on radio from inspiring English sources

Cumberbatch was one of the remarkable cast drawn to Gaiman's Neverwhere (initially aired mostly on Radio 4 Extra), while Nighy starred in Stoppard's Darkside on Radio 2, a comedy woven into a playing of Pink Floyd's The Dark of the Moon to mark the album's 40th anniversary.

And, as we know equally well, they're mostly on radio.

But it appears, at least for now, that his future lies mostly on radio.

He was an Indians broadcaster, mostly on radio, from 1964 to 1997.

Mr. Wareing spent nearly $1.7 million, mostly on radio and television spots, and finished second.

Its marketing has been mostly grass roots, partly by handing out samples from old buses and milk trucks, and advertising has been mostly on radio.

On the radio, in time purchased mostly on black radio stations, the Rev. Al Sharpton implores listeners to choose Mr. Ferrer because he understands "our community," while Representative Charles E. Rangel, the Harlem Democrat, says in an ad first shown yesterday that Mr. Ferrer understands "our problems".

(Mario M. Cuomo's talk show was canceled. Jim Hightower, who once had a nationally syndicated three-hour show, is still in the radio business, but as the host of a two-minute commentary segment heard mostly on noncommercial radio).

"One of Robin Lustig's problems was exposure," said Mr Flett, "he's mostly on the radio".

Aside from a few off-hour, once-a-week shows mostly on college radio, it is largely absent from the airwaves.

While these programs were still in their private closed betas, the focus was mostly on offering radio alternatives through services like Pandora, Rhapsody and iHeartRadio.