radio broadcast造句
1. The president gave a radio broadcast to mark the end of the war.
2. The planetarium staff also prepared talks for radio broadcast.
3. The radio broadcast the news in detail.
4. They'd come soon, perhaps when the radio broadcast was over.
5. The group sponsors speeches, a radio broadcast and an Internet site.
6. His radio broadcast on the same day contained no hint of criticism of the Allies.
7. Chamberlain's dramatic radio broadcast announcing the Declaration of War in 1939.
8. Soon afterwards, the radio broadcast a message from Eyadema himself, calling on the soldiers to return to barracks.
9. At noon the radio broadcast a joint statement from Koffigoh and Eyadema, calling for discipline.
10. The news slowly filtered out of the radio broadcast.
11. NBC Radio broadcast the first national Thanksgiving Day game in 1934, when the Detroit Lions hosted the Chicago Bears.
12. The radio broadcast told that today will be sunny with cloudless sky all day.
12.try its best to gather and build good sentences.
13. This is my favorite radio broadcast and I always listen to it while I'm driving.
14. The news of the President's death was given out in a radio broadcast.
15. D ( David ): It's been quite a while since I last exercised to the radio broadcast.
16. It involves pointing a radio receiver at a candidate star (one that is sunlike and not too far away) and listening for some sort of steady signal — an alien radio broadcast, on all the time.
17. The song achieved "instant classic" status when sung by Kate Smith during a 1938 Armistice Day (commemorating the end of World War I) radio broadcast.
18. The two sides have once heavily guarded, and each radio broadcast.
19. Recruits started pouring into their local police stations even before the Secretary of State for War had finished the radio broadcast calling for volunteers for the Home Guard.
20. The students only act it out orally, like for a radio broadcast.
21. Trans World Radio may adapt Kande's Story into a radio broadcast in the Burundian language, Watters said, and there are plans to expand the materials into more nations and languages next year.
22. Fred Hoyle is credited with coining the term Big Bang during a 1949 radio broadcast.