Sentence examples for radio way from inspiring English sources

This is when new shows, hastening to explain themselves, have characters talk in that old radio way: "Hello Mary, mother of my three children, with whom I've just moved to Miami.

But the roaDick Tracypple Watchads littered with also-rans and has-beens and we've decided to pay homage to these fallen soldiers.

"Twenty years for nothing, well, that's nothing new besides, no one's interested in something you didn't do," Gord Downie sings on the Tragically Hip's Canadiana classic, "Wheat Kings," which put the issue of wrongful convictions on top 40 radio way back in 1992.

Now that I'm running wild with the first person — something we would never do in Tables for Two — I'd also single out the nostalgia trip that is Jams, in Midtown, where the eighties-influenced menu of caviar blinis and tarragon everything felt just right, in a Steve Winwood-on-the-car-radio way.

"It is common to think of radio that way now, but in the 1960s it was revolutionary".

Why? Internet radio contained way too much content – it wasn't focused or specific enough.

The station itself has been "rebranded" as "Shape" — radio "the way you want it to be".

John Jenkins started collecting radios the way many enthusiasts did.

In the '70s, transistor radios gave way to the boombox, which then gave way to Sony's famous Walkman in 1979, which sold 150 million units by 1995.

The system relies on a two-way radio network, "They're training these two-way radio monitors who can report immediately when there's LRA presence or there's an attack".

The radio silence gave way to frantic conversations.