Sentence examples for radio airwaves from inspiring English sources

Television and radio airwaves have fallen silent.

DETROIT — In the summer, the radio airwaves here once belonged to Ernie Harwell.

He returned to the public radio airwaves one year later, however, with a new show over Public Radio International.

Radio airwaves were filled today with demands to protect the country's borders and to expel refugees and illegal workers.

The government can now also restrict movement, make arrests without warrants and control television and radio airwaves, if deemed necessary.

A few seconds later a routine drug call is dispatched or one bold officer reclaims the radio airwaves for some mundane police matter.

Angry callers filled the sports-radio airwaves.

If you're feeling brave, though, you might want to explore the highly influential talk-radio airwaves.

THERE was a palpable sense of panic in the air and across the talk-radio airwaves yesterday.

Irate callers have clogged the talk-radio airwaves, and one show even planned a live broadcast in front of the cardinal's residence.

The air war in Afghanistan was two days old when the message went out over the right-wing talk-radio airwaves: "In the Madison, Wisconsin, public schools they have — get this — banned the Pledge of Allegiance.