Sentence examples for radio connected from inspiring English sources

He picked up a radio connected by cable to a Japanese car battery and switched frequencies, just a day after lobbing shells at the other side.

Talk story about the Walkman, a hand-sized high-fidelity tape player or radio connected by wires to a pair of high-quality foam-rubber headphones the size of half dollars.

By Lincoln Caplan The New Yorker, September 21 , 1981P. 36 Talk story about the Walkman, a hand-sized high-fidelity tape player or radio connected by wires to a pair of high-quality foam-rubber headphones the size of half dollars.

The radio connected to our existing car stereo via an included cassette deck adapter.

And today it's simply not feasible to leave the radio connected or your phone will die within several hours.

With the introduction of packet radio, connecting a mobile terminal to a computer network became feasible.

But now the singer is doing some bellowing of her own, grabbing the handset of the CB radio connecting the two buses and singing a deliberately out-of-tune version of 'I Just Called to Say I Love You'.

Paco, 35, trim and fit, has a 4x4 vehicle with a green stripe plus a gun, Taser, knife, handcuffs, binoculars and radio connecting him with 4,000 colleagues who control the 262-mile stretch of border in the Tucson sector.

"By bringing distant voices close, radio connects people and places," writes Föllmer.

This remaining PTP link can provide back-haul for the PTMP radios connected to the unaffected SBC.

Their built-in radios connect with what's called the GSM-GPRS cellphone network, which supplies relatively fast Internet speeds (about the same as a desktop dial-up modem).