Sentence examples for took radio from inspiring English sources

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.

"Most investors in Clear Channel were thrilled that the private equity guys took radio off their hands," recalled Michael Nathanson, a media analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein & Company.

Shennan dismissed a report by the commercial radio trade body, the Radio Centre, which took Radio 1 and Radio 2 to task for not doing more specialist programming, as "predictable".

Except the occasional Take That man wasn't averse to a little colourful language as he took Radio 1 controller Ben Cooper and breakfast DJ Nick Grimshaw – sitting only a few feet away – to task for not playlisting his recent number one, Candy.

It took radio 38 years to reach an audience of 50 million, but it took the iPod only 3 years, and FaceBook only 2 years.

I took radios apart.

October 1993: LBC abandons plans to take radio authority to judicial review over failed licence renewal.

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

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.

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.