Sentence examples similar to one time radio from inspiring English sources

But the Nielsen system caught on; the same year, the company had bought out its one-time radio rival, Hooper.

The main narrator is the orphan Lavo, brought up by his aunt Ramira, with desultory interventions from her brother Ranulfo, a one-time radio presenter sacked by the church-run station for obscenity, now dedicated to lying in a hammock.

JK – half of one-time Radio 1 and Virgin Radio duo JK and Joel – is co-hosting the new Heart breakfast show on the south coast of England – but without Joel.

By Thomas Whiteside The New Yorker, October 23 , 1954P. 43 PROFILE of Sylvester L. Weaver, Jr., president of the NBC TV & radio network, who at one time worked as radio executive with American Tobacco Co., during George Washington Hill' days.

One day he is posting an edit of Moby and the next day he is tweeting about his favorite Alicia Keys song then you will go see him DJ and he'll play some weird trance radio hit that you haven't heard since that one time you turned on the radio at 5AM when you were 17 because you couldn't sleep after sneaking out your window to go to some suburban basement rave.

Apparently, this 2009 soccer mom theme song was the most played song on Australian radio at one time.

"One time I heard a radio broadcast with a defector woman talking about what her life was like in South Korea.

One time Mandel did a radio interview instead of attending the board meeting, and last month he went to a fundraiser in Washington, D.C., instead of presiding over the meeting.

Usually I understood nothing that was said on the radio, except for one time when the host told a joke that Sergei and Volodya both laughed at.

One time they were even put on radio that the nurses in the hospital do not care about patients.

Typically, two or three families made use of the guesthouse at any one time, and the sounds of radio static floated through the hall.