Sentence examples for operating radios from inspiring English sources

Scattered along the length of the beach, trapped between the sea and the impassable shingle embankment and with no operating radios amongst the commanders, tanks had to be controlled individually.

After numerous corporate reorganizations, the firm continued under the name RKO General, Inc., owning and operating radio and television stations, theatres, and related enterprises.

The PV-power systems for radio communication provide sustainable power for operating radio transceivers for 30-minutes of transmission and 30-minutes of reception each day.

In 1987, American officials boarded the Sarah, a pirate radio ship that was operating Radio New York International from the high seas off the East Coast.

"Dow Jones is not in the business of owning and operating radio or TV stations in Connecticut or anywhere else in the U.S.," Ms. Pensiero said.

The company, which is based in Covington, Ky., focuses on acquiring, developing and operating radio stations in small and midsize markets.

The analyst favors "little sister" Lamar Advertising as the Baton Rouge, L.A.-based firm does not compete against itself by operating radio stations and "maintains a superior digital platform".

National and state governments are prohibited by law from owning or operating radio stations directed at domestic audiences.

The kind of noise the Apollo astronauts heard is common to those who frequently operate radios.

A few items such as a flashlight, plastic sheeting to protect electronic equipment from ash ingress, and battery operated radios, are extremely useful during ash fall events.

Triathlon operates radio stations in the Midwestern and Northwestern United States.