Sentence examples for radio introduced from inspiring English sources

When radio introduced sound that newspapers lacked and when TV brought moving pictures.

In October, Clear Channel Radio introduced iHeartRadio, an app that allows people to listen to Clear Channel stations broadcast in many localities.

Sirius Satellite Radio introduced its satellite-delivered radio service in four cities yesterday, hoping to catch up with a competitor, XM Satellite Radio, whose service began operating last September and expanded nationwide in November.

In 1983, when Pinsky was a student at the University of Southern California medical school, KROQ radio introduced "Loveline," a new late-night call-in segment that was just catching on with listeners, who tuned in to the program's D.J.'s as they fielded requests for sex and relationship advice.

On Oct. 29, 1944, at the edge of a fierce fight for control of the city of Aachen, Germany, a correspondent for NBC radio introduced the modest Sabbath service like this: "We bring you now a special broadcast of historic significance: The first Jewish religious service broadcast from Germany since the advent of Hitler".

Chelsea Clinton was on the radio, introducing her mother at the Democratic National Convention, in Philadelphia.

An announcer on the car radio, introducing one of the station's syndicated Bible study programs, seems somehow out of sync with the gritty surroundings as he says, "Thank you for joining 'Leading the Way' with Dr. Michael Youssef, helping you understand the times we're living in from God's point of view".

However, their increased capabilities over traditional radios introduce a new dimension of security threats.

Livio, makers of the Pandora radio, have introduced a stand-alone, internet radio module, with NPR-exclusive capability.

HD digital radio technology, introduced commercially in 2006, was intended as broadcast radio's free riposte to the static-free signals of satellite radio, where — for the cost of a subscription — formats thrive and no ads intrude.

In 1937 the company diversified into home tabletop radios and introduced the first car radio to offer push-button dialing.