Sentence examples for radio date from inspiring English sources

And digital protocols for sending Teletype text messages via HF radio date from World War II.

Permanent downloads, CD burns and, interestingly, making the music available to download on "radio date" - two to three weeks before it's available in the shops.

The Gambling family, whose roots in New York radio date to 1925, was honored with three inductions: John B., John A. and John R. Gambling, each representing a different generation of hosts of the famous "Rambling With Gambling" program on WOR (710 AM).

Originally planned for introduction a week later, the radio date was moved up when a Los Angeles station broadcast a ripped, low-quality MP3 of the Chilled Out remix circulated on file-sharing networks early.

He subsequently joined Cee Pee Johnson's band, a successful professional outfit, appearing with Johnson in the 1941 RKO radio pictures movie Tom, Dick and Harry and playing radio dates.

This, in turn, could upturn many if not all of the radio dating schemes used to estimate the ages of ancient rocks or significant events in planetary history.

Asked today whether it would be helpful if Carter's final Digital Britain report, expected next month, included a radio switchoff date, Richards said: "It depends what the date was.

"We're not certain of the dates yet because radio carbon dating has not been carried out, so this is really the beginning of the research we'll have to carry out," he said.

The industry and government is targeting a 2015 radio switchover date, but only if digital radio accounts for more than 50% of all listening by the end of 2013.

Tabor was responding to yesterday's report by the Consumer Expert Group that warned that the target digital radio switchover date of 2015 was "far too early".

Ed Richards, the chief executive of the media regulator Ofcom, has warned against announcing a "meaningless" analogue radio switchoff date before the industry is ready for it.