100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "radio"

Definition

Radio (noun) refers to a technology that allows for the transmission of sound and information over electromagnetic waves. It can also refer to a device that receives these signals, as well as the medium of broadcasting itself. The term may also encompass the content produced for radio transmission, such as music, news, and talk shows.

1. A system of communication that uses electromagnetic waves to transmit sound.
2. A device used to receive audio broadcasts.
3. The medium or industry associated with broadcasting sound or music.

Synonyms

• Wireless
• Broadcast
• Transmission
• Receiver
• Airtime

Antonyms

• Silence
• Quiet
• Stillness

Examples

1. The teacher radioed for assistance during the emergency drill.
2. We always radio our friends before heading out to the concert.
3. He radioed in the coordinates for the rescue mission.
4. The captain radioed the coast guard about the distress signal.
5. She radioed the office to confirm the meeting time.
6. The technician radioed updates on the equipment status.
7. They radioed for backup during the operation.
8. The pilot radioed the tower to request landing clearance.
9. He radioed his team to inform them of the changes.
10. The dispatcher radioed the patrol cars about the traffic incident.
11. She radioed her parents to let them know she arrived safely.
12. The news anchor radioed the breaking story to the network.
13. The marine radioed the fleet with the latest intel.
14. After the storm, they radioed for emergency supplies.
15. The director radioed the crew to start filming.
16. The athlete radioed his coach for tactical advice.
17. He radioed in a report about the wildlife sightings.
18. They radioed the results of the experiment back to the lab.
19. The security personnel radioed for a lockdown.
20. The lifeguard radioed for medical help after the accident.
21. The journalist radioed her editor with the latest updates.
22. The volunteer radioed the main office to report the situation.
23. The search team radioed their findings back to headquarters.
24. The game officials radioed each other to clarify the rules.
25. The firefighter radioed to confirm the location of the fire.
26. The doctor radioed for the ambulance to arrive quickly.
27. She radioed her friend to discuss the upcoming event.
28. The researcher radioed the lab for more samples.
29. He radioed in the inventory count for the month.
30. The team radioed their progress to the project manager.
31. The scout radioed the base about enemy movement.
32. The weather station radioed warnings about the storm.
33. She radioed in a request for additional resources.
34. The coach radioed the players for a strategy change.
35. The technician radioed for troubleshooting help.
36. The officer radioed his partner about the suspicious vehicle.
37. The field agent radioed the mission status back to headquarters.
38. The pilot radioed the flight path to the control tower.
39. The journalist radioed in the latest developments from the scene.
40. The diver radioed the surface team about the underwater findings.
41. The supervisor radioed for an update on the project.
42. The paramedic radioed the hospital to prepare for incoming patients.
43. The crew radioed in to report the weather conditions.
44. The technician radioed the office about equipment malfunctions.
45. They radioed their friends to join them at the restaurant.
46. The captain radioed the fleet about a change in plans.
47. The researcher radioed for confirmation of the results.
48. He radioed the base to report enemy sightings.
49. The teacher radioed to the principal about a student issue.
50. She radioed her colleagues for a quick meeting.
51. The sailor radioed in their position for navigation.
52. The investigator radioed the lab for test results.
53. The team radioed the coach for game strategies.
54. The emergency services radioed for additional units.
55. The park ranger radioed for help with the lost hikers.
56. The driver radioed in to report a roadblock.
57. The technician radioed the control center about the system check.
58. The wildlife photographer radioed the team about the rare sighting.
59. The air traffic controller radioed instructions to the pilots.
60. The medic radioed for reinforcements in the field.
61. The director radioed for the actors to move to the set.
62. They radioed home to check on the kids.
63. The researcher radioed to schedule a conference call.
64. The field team radioed for directions to the site.
65. The officer radioed the station to report back.
66. The journalist radioed her findings to the news desk.
67. The lifeguards radioed the main office about the beach conditions.
68. The boat captain radioed for weather updates.
69. The engineer radioed the site manager with a progress update.
70. The pilot radioed to report a mechanical issue.
71. The coach radioed the players during the game.
72. The rescue team radioed to confirm the location of the stranded hikers.
73. The technician radioed for troubleshooting guidance.
74. The explorer radioed the camp with news of their discovery.
75. The dispatcher radioed all units to respond quickly.
76. The doctor radioed for assistance during the surgery.
77. The athlete radioed the support team for hydration.
78. The manager radioed the sales team with product updates.
79. The scout radioed the base about troop movements.
80. The teacher radioed for help with an unruly student.
81. The researchers radioed the lab to discuss the findings.
82. The airline radioed passengers about a delay.
83. The drone operator radioed for real-time feedback.
84. The conservationist radioed in the location of rare species.
85. The security team radioed about a potential threat.
86. The supervisor radioed for more staff on the floor.
87. The athlete radioed to check on game logistics.
88. The firefighter radioed for backup during the blaze.
89. The pilot radioed for emergency landing instructions.
90. The curator radioed the team about the exhibit setup.
91. The field worker radioed for more supplies.
92. The rescue crew radioed the status of their mission.
93. The chef radioed the kitchen staff for last-minute orders.
94. The event coordinator radioed volunteers for assistance.
95. The journalist radioed the editor for article approval.
96. The coach radioed the players with play adjustments.
97. The technician radioed for equipment repair.
98. The medic radioed the triage center for patient information.
99. The researcher radioed about the need for more data.
100. The director radioed the actors to start the scene.