Sentence examples for radio course from inspiring English sources

The radio station's relocation to the new building was of special significance to Mrs. Lackland, who took a Centenary radio course in the 1950s.

"That radio course is what gave me the confidence to go into New York City and apply for a job at CBS, which I got," she said.

By Claude Kean The New Yorker, November 20, 1937 P. 79 Letter to the Editor regarding comment on the radio course at the St . Bonaventure College

"It is perhaps fortunate that Raymond Postgate in his article on "Snobbery of the Wine" in your Nov. 20th issue, devotes so much space to… Letter to the Editor regarding comment on the radio course at the St . Bonaventure College

After high school, Bob took a radio course at an acting school in New York, then returned to Boston for the job at WHDH, where his success with Ray led to an offer to do a show on the NBC radio network.

She tried being a fashion stylist – "The problem, I decided, was that I was never gonna get a mortgage doing it and I was finding it all too funny" – and then she did a bursary-funded radio course at an east London college.

The introductory radio courses were boring for me because I knew the material.

And then when I went to college, I studied some radio courses and I was already doing major market radio in Dallas on the weekends and all of the professors were just saying the wrong things and I didn't know what they were talking about.

On the flip side, the non-radio courses -- with the exception of one film class -- were excruciatingly painful for me.

You can also find them on digital radio of course, where they've spawned numerous offspring in the form of Absolute 80s, Absolute 90s, Absolute 00s and Absolute Classic Rock.

Put it on the radio, of course.