Sentence examples for radio theme from inspiring English sources

His songwriting activities included part-authorship of "A Ghost of a Chance" and "Where the Blue of the Night" (his radio theme song).

At the other end of the spectrum is the opener, "20th Soterius Lakshmi," which has the staccato syncopations of a news radio theme, and a title puckishly borrowed from the names of two NPR newscasters.

It has a lovely Andante, familiar to many from its use as a radio theme and given a lovely turn here, but there is nothing in it to rival Schubert's "Death and the Maiden" Quartet, the late G major or even the single-movement "Quartettsatz".

The show, part of the American Songbook series, began with Smith's longtime radio theme, "When the Moon Comes Over the Mountain," introduced in 1931, a song that distilled the themes of memory and belief in a better future that ran through Smith's repertory.

The melody and chord changes are strong enough to sustain repetition in other contexts – Metheny would revive it for solo acoustic guitar on the 2003 album One Quiet Night – but it's this relentless version that would end up being used for numerous US TV advertisements, radio theme tunes and as incidental film music.

The magic of even the Sugar Plum solo (with the solo celesta part, which I remember as a radio theme tune when I was little) or the Mirlitons (Marzipan) music (which I recall advertising chocolate on television) strikes me with enchantment.

Combining her identities and her talents for composition, conducting and arrangement, Morley was responsible for several film scores including Peeping Tom (1959) and The Slipper And The Rose (1975), episodes of the TV series Dallas and Dynasty, hit records by the likes of Frankie Vaughan, Shirley Bassey and Scott Walker, and TV and radio themes, including for the renowned Hancock's Half Hour.

Mine sometimes has an accidental Radio 4 theme – for ages, I would have had Rob Brydon singing "Danny Boy" on I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue.

Ultimately, a dozen or so people -- including those running Disney's radio, television, theme park, consumer products and home entertainment divisions -- piled into several cars and paid Barker another visit.

Analysts estimate that ESPN generates about $1 billion in income for Disney annually, and the network has spawned a media empire of its own comprising magazines, radio and theme restaurants.

Simply ask yourself, "what is my show about ?" Below are a few common talk radio show themes to get you started: News/current events.