Sentence examples for station signed from inspiring English sources
The station signed an agreement with AOL's radio network, which is available only to AOL customers.
KUHF, the university radio station, signed on in November.
In late 2009, a new television station signed on the air from the peak.
A CBS San Francisco reporter just expensed a $600 marijuana buying spree, and the station signed off on it.
No other commercial VHF station signed on in Pittsburgh until 1957, giving WDTV a de facto monopoly on television in the area.
The station signed a number of sponsorship deals with advertisers, often for a particular show or for competitions associated with the advertiser.
KWGN is Colorado's first television station, signing on the air in July 1952.
The phone hasn't stopped ringing since 200 stations signed on in the first month.
NextRadio has 2,000 stations signed on — including those owned by CBS, Hubbard Broadcasting, Entercom Communications and Cox Media Group — to provide additional information about their broadcasts through the app.
In 2011, all four stations signed new nine-year contracts with the NFL, each running until 2022; CBS, Fox, and NBC are estimated by Forbes to pay a combined total of $3 billion a year, while ESPN will pay $1.9 billion a year.
Shouldn't political ad fact-checking be part of the public interest obligations TV and radio stations sign up for in exchange for their free licenses to broadcast over our airwaves?
