Sentence examples for radios of from inspiring English sources

People are always bringing in radios of the ham, citizens' band and walkie-talkie varieties.

Previous digital radios of its size have cost up to twice as much.

Or, perhaps, the radios of newer cars are too hard to remove, resell and reinstall.

We're not collecting 50s and 60s valve radios here; it's the radios of our childhood".

It allows material to be broadcast on the car radios of workers on the road, for example.

The new 47-inch sound bar, the HW-F850, has good old-fashioned vacuum tubes, first popularized in radios of the 1920s.

Put it on the radio, of course.

Someone turned up the radio of a parked car.

Radio, of course, was out of the question.

Radio, of course, had yet to be invented.

"We are a radio of influence, rather than a mass radio station," Venediktov said.