Sentence examples for start radio from inspiring English sources

Now, he is preparing to head back to the industry where he got his start: radio.

The record companies have begun offering their own music over the Internet, and may start radio stations of their own.

Further Questions for Discussion: -How did Saddam Hussein control the media in Iraq? -Why did the Swedish government take an interest in helping to start Radio Dilja?

Bush administration officials spoke about their interest in finding Iraqis to start radio and television enterprises to supplant allied broadcasts, but there was little discussion of the need to find Iraqis to man fire brigades to extinguish the blazes that have engulfed five ministries in downtown Baghdad and other fires threatening residential and commercial districts.

In March, the B.B.G. addressed that shortfall by budgeting $35 million to start Radio Sawa, a 24-hour radio network broadcasting from studios in Washington to FM stations in Jordan, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates and Qatar; it's also piped into Iraq, past Saddam's scramblers, via Kuwait.

We'd just started Radio 1 and it was our first big Ibiza gig.

I'm as excited now as I was when I first started radio.

In August, a noisier neighbor was thrown into the mix when The Globe started Radio BDC on the second floor and invited in bands to perform.

Three months later, the Voice of America and Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty jointly started Radio Farda ("tomorrow" in Persian), a round-the-clock broadcast of news and music.

Four months before the New Jersey primary, the Republican field of candidates for Senator Robert G. Torricelli's seat has grown to four, and one started radio advertising today.

Then he told me they were starting radio stations where they were playing old and new stuff.