Sentence examples for radio simultaneously from inspiring English sources

Often the compartments will not open unless the driver takes a series of actions like pumping the brakes and turning on the dome light and the radio simultaneously.

In fact, internet users are increasingly using their computers to watch television and video, read web pages and listen to radio simultaneously.

Unlike almost any other rapper, she manages to exist on pop radio and hip-hop radio simultaneously (generally with different songs), and she's equally comfortable in both spaces.

He is also one of the very few current acts that in a very segregated commercial radio world has managed to find success for his singles on both rap and rock radio simultaneously.

Pioneer's XMp3 model, now shipping to retailers, is the first unit to allow listeners to record up to five channels of XM radio simultaneously, and store up to 100 hours of programming.

The artwork for "Why I Love You" features the French flag with a black third substituted for blue and is exactly the same cover used for Kanye West and Jay-Z's song "Niggas in Paris", which was sent to rhythmic radio simultaneously with "Why I Love You" on September 13 , 2011

That left the other controller trying to monitor five planes and two radio frequencies simultaneously.

Engineers will build digital processing equipment to handle the vast amount of data the telescopes will collect, allowing them to search through billions of cosmic radio channels simultaneously.

In a situation that ought to be but I hope isn't beyond parody, Gracie herself was presenting the BBC Today programme on Radio 4, simultaneously the subject and the object of one of the biggest stories of the day.

One of his most celebrated broadcasts came eight days after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, when four American radio networks simultaneously carried "We Hold These Truths," a kind of docudrama produced for the 150th anniversary of the Bill of Rights, with performances by Orson Welles, James Stewart, Edward G. Robinson, Lionel Barrymore and Walter Huston.

Some Irish radio stations simultaneously played the band's 1996 hit, When You're Gone, after the midday news.