Sentence examples for radios broke from inspiring English sources
The Packers (10-6), whadhad little hope of playing into January only minutes earlier, celebrated wildly on the sideline after fans, listening on radios, broke into frenzied elation over Arizona's improbable rally.
Roberts Radio, Goodmans and in 2002, Pure Digital's award winning Evoke series of radios broke the £100 price barrier, and DAB take up has increased since.
The same publisher has reissued another of Reed's novels, Yellow Back Radio Broke-Down ($11.95), a loopy allegory about a black cowboy in a surreal Wild West that lampoons organized religion and white myths about American history.
Ishmael Reed, who reserved the right to lampoon any attempts to impose artistic orthodoxy on African American writing, embarked on his iconoclastic career with a series of parodic novels, The Free-Lance Pallbearers (1967), Yellow Back Radio Broke-Down (1969), Mumbo Jumbo (1972), and The Last Days of Louisiana Red (1974), the latter one taking aim at black cultural nationalism.
The trip had been a secret for months until a Danish radio station 24syv broke news of the visit.
From then on his nickname was Rompe Radio, the One Who Broke the Radio.
"Broke what?" "Broke what breaks".
