Sentence examples similar to one off radio from inspiring English sources

I was never that into the Cramps, but I am deeply indebted to Lux for putting together The Purple Knif Show, a one-off radio special that aired out of Hollywood in 1984 and landed on vinyl shortly thereafter.

On Thursday night a few hundred flamekeepers — several in vintage T-shirts advertising the radio show — came out to watch a one-night revival (following a one-off radio show in October).

A one-off radio breakdown happens to nearly every cycling team, but Contador's race radio has been failing in almost all the time-trials he has taken part in this season.

He wrote and directed the one-off radio sitcom "The Bitter Half" for Stern's Howard 101 in 2006.

In June of 2012, BBC's Radio 4 commissioned what will be the longest ever one-off radio drama: a four-year Great War saga.

But by the start of 2006 – and no coincidence, around the time of Mary Anne Hobbs Breezeblock Dubstep Warzz show [a one-off Radio 1 show that marked the moment dubstep went global] – it was literally like throwing open the doors to a cellar that no one had been in for years.

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And presumably no one wants to kill off radio gold?

Their shadow culture minister, Ed Vaizey, praises Sky One as a public service broadcaster and suggests auctioning off Radio 1.

Broadcaster Nick Ross will be presenting an exclusive, special one-off programme on Radio Devon and Radio Cornwall to examine the impact of the cuts in public spending in the South West.

The prize was a one-off show on Radio 1.