Sentence examples for radio trouble from inspiring English sources

There was an unconfirmed report that the airliner had experienced radio trouble.

Except for the radio trouble, Mr. Mitchell said, "I'm extremely pleased with how it is working".

He said that did not know what had happened to the missing bomber, but surmised that it might be having radio trouble or could be damaged.

The captain of another Korean Air Lines plane that crossed the path of Flight 7 over the Aleutians said in Anchorage yesterday that the airliner appeared to be having radio trouble.

Radio troubles were only the start for the spunky little Zen.

Financing NPR Impolitic remarks have landed American public radio in trouble.

Even radio signals have trouble finding you in Garrison, owing to its rugged, sometimes vertiginous terrain.

In his street work with prostitutes and drug dealers, Father Pfleger organizes three-man teams to search the streets; one of the men sits in a nearby car with a two-way radio, ready for trouble.

No matter how I adjusted the FM radio, it had trouble bringing in stations that came in clearly on nearby sets.

Did the investor go radio silent when trouble came around to focus their energy on perceived "winners?" Did they give founders a friendly pat on the back, but offer little in the way of help?

"Or are we going to get the guy who's saying what he's saying on the stump now?" The interview made good radio, but the trouble was, host Steve Kelley didn't even try to get Coffman to be more specific about how Romney should move to the right, so listeners were left with little understanding of what Coffman thinks Romney should actually do and say in the real world away from the radio.