Sentence examples for take radio from inspiring English sources

Now they could take radio into their bedrooms, into the night, and into their own private worlds.

As long as radio moves with the things that occupy its audience's time, there's no reason you can't take radio along for the ride.

Later in the day, in another session, Davie explained: "I can't see it being in listeners' interests to take Radio 1 and Radio 2 away from them when DAB is in a limited number of households".

Michael Levine, who owns one of the largest taxi fleets in the city, suggested redesigning the entire system: "Instead of having 12,000 yellow cabs with no radios, which only pick up street hails, and 35,000 liveries that can't pick up street hails legally and can only take radio calls, have 25,000 yellow cabs that do both".

Separate news bulletins will end on Radio 1Xtra (outside breakfast) which will take Radio 1's news output.

They are able to take radio frequencies in the air (TV, cellular, radio) and convert those waves into the tiny amount of energy they need to operate.

In 1930, an effort was made to take radios out of cars; they were disturbing and distracting.

She played with a garter snake instead of a doll; she liked to tinker with cars and take radios apart; she imagined herself quarterbacking the football team at Pius X High School.

It took radio more than 50 years to reach the advertising levels of the web today.

The expansion of the Web took radio Wimbledon from its FM frequency roots (a "five-mile radius around Wimbledon," Buttersick said) to a global broadcast.

This nonoptical ranging device determines the distance to a target by measuring the time it takes radio pulses to reach the object, bounce off, and return.