Sentence examples for radio crew from inspiring English sources

Rush Limbaugh, the most popular of the talk radio crew, says a McCain nomination would destroy the Republican Party.

And, as the Dunkel Radio crew explain, in those last 10 years the scene in the city has flourished.

"Tubby's been dealt a tough hand here," said Spencer Tollackson, a Monson recruit who played one season for Smith before joining the Gophers' radio crew as an analyst.

Robertson visited with the radio crew of the Bucks, with whom he won his only N.B.A. title, because he was in the area on business.

And Towson's coach, Rob Ambrose, talking to his hometown radio crew after last week's game, definitely thought a win was a possibility.

It's 11pm and I'm cycling slowly through the streets of Nørrebro, with the Dunkel Radio crew – a collective of DJs and producers pushing Copenhagen's underground electronic music scene.

Cranks and literary Clouseaus pestered him with their mad findings; television and radio crews like moveable forests beseiged his rooms.

The backdrop is different at the British Open, where television and radio crews are allowed to walk behind the players on the fairways.

Reporters from near and far have given up hope of a quote, TV and radio crews have searched in vain for a soundbite.

"The only story was about one patient, in one room, at one hospital," said Dr. Mor-Yosef, who, at peak times, spoke to 400 journalists and 60 television and radio crews stationed in the hospital's courtyard.

The general manager offered a deal: Clear Channel would arrive with remote TV and radio crews and broadcast from the dealer's lot all weekend.