Sentence examples for radio lost from inspiring English sources

And as labels lost more of their power, radio lost listeners, and albums became even more of an afterthought, the music industry continued to redefine itself in 2011.

Motorola Mobility — which split last year from Motorola Solutions, the division that makes devices like police radios — lost $233 million in its first six weeks under Google.

The fundamental idea that runs through Centipede Hz is one of radio signals lost in space, the crackle and blooping that has enamoured the audiophiles of the perverse since radio began.

This was a deserved but short-lived success, as radio inevitably lost out to television.

Radio 1 lost 830,000 listeners year on year, down from 10.5 million in the same period in 2014.

However, many internet radio users lost access to the BBC's listen again services with the switch mentioned above.

But for Mr. Jones and many lovers of traditional country music, mainstream country radio has lost touch with its roots.

At the risk of sounding like I was born before the Industrial Revolution, this would explain why music radio has lost its magic.

Radio 1 lost Moyles but gained a more coherent, youthful DJ roster, courtesy of thoughtful changes by new ish) head, Ben Cooper.

The free form WBCN "is not a nostalgia trip," Mr. Kopper insisted, but a revival of the old techniques that radio has lost in recent years, when D.J.'s took listeners on a musical tour.

was, for the most part, out of the question, I flipped on the satellite radio and lost myself in a rerun of a late-'40s-vintage episode of the Burns and Allen show.