Sentence examples for out of airwaves from inspiring English sources
The wireless industry has expressed concern about a looming spectrum crisis in which carriers run out of airwaves to power smartphones and tablets that guzzle data as users stream videos.
Surely, these two basic realities exploding data use on the one hand, limited bands of spectrum on the other must mean we will soon run out of airwaves for our gadgets, right?
The barrage of intense jockeying playing out on airwaves and in mailboxes across California has increasingly focused on Cox.
The phenomenon, playing out on airwaves around the country, is most pronounced in Yankees broadcasts.
Until recently, Spicer was manning the media front lines alone, except for help of the president's trusted Counselor, Kellyanne Conway, who when not being obsequious or promoting clothing lines, was busy filling the airwaves with out-of-the-loop comments and insensible stories, and his Senior Advisor, Stephen Miller, who was clearly auditioning for the role of a Not Ready for Prime Time Player.
(If you do go, a quick word of advice: bouncers in there lose their shit over chewing gum; I've seen doormen flip out more over a packet of Airwaves than a toilet cubicle rammed full of bedroom house producers).
Unbridled egotism and rampant hairsplitting rule the airwaves; the unrivalled callousness of a rich, old, out-of-touch white guy is a daily fixture.
Out-of-state groups like Grow PAC and Jobs for Iowa PAC are flooding the Iowa airwaves, telling you to vote Rick Perry at the Ames straw poll.
This groundbreaking anthology masterfully assembles part of a new vanguard of American poetry". from the Foreword by Henry Louis Gates, Jr. "This thrilling (but controversial) textual monument to a thrilling (but controversial) oral tradition wrestles the genre's greatest lyricists out of the airwaves and into cold print..
In short, let us hope that broadcasters pull out of the airwaves.
The forthcoming roll-out of fourth generation (4G) mobile telephony – an auction of airwaves to the phone operators – will mean a multibillion pound windfall for the government.
