Sentence examples for saying radio from inspiring English sources

The radio lets the driver tune into favorite stations by saying "radio" and reciting the station's call letters, numbers or preset number.

No one is saying Radio 1 should not play hit records but they are there to break new British bands and they do not do it".

The deputy fire chief, Gerard Dio, who headed his department's own inquiry, disputed the safety panel's report, saying radio transmissions showed that the two firefighters had been told to enter the warehouse.

Davie defended the track record of the two stations, saying Radio 1's audience had got younger — the average age of its listener is 29, at the very top of its 15- to 29-year-old target audience — and Radio 2 was also changing its offering, including more speech content.

Man said Radio City Music Hall.

It's more opera than it is, say, radio.

Please, please, don't say radio, anything but radio!

"They are significant numbers," say Radio 1's controller, Ben Cooper.

"Up and down like an Otis lift!" said Radio Free Fife, whose services were nonetheless valuable.

Instead of just saying "Sports" to my radio, I would first say, "Radio".

I would say, "Radio on," and the clock radio would turn on.