4.Radio and TV stations popularise Christmas by broadcasting Christmas carols and Christmas songs, including classical music such as the Hallelujah chorus from Handel's The Messiah.
14.I guess, a) pretending the radio had broken, would show them who's boss – although floating in space without radio contact sounds a bit dangerous to me!
15.Located at the heart of Howard University, a historically black University, it was described as a new and different venture in radio broadcasting that combines entertainment with education.
16.Mrs. Hoover endorsed this organization through her projects with the Girl Scouts and her radio broadcasts asking Americans to share their resources with their neighbors.
胡佛夫人通过她与女童子军的项目和她的无线电广播来支持这组织,要求美国人与邻居分享他们的资源。机翻
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17.It is used in personal contacts, on radio broadcasts, and in a number of publications as well as in translations of both modern works and classics.
18.The growth in radio and television broadcasts—especially with digital and high-definition TV—now provides an enormous amount of high-frequency radio waves which are ideally suitable for passive radar systems.
19.Ever since the panic inspired by Orson Welles' War of the Worlds broadcast over the radio in 1938, interest in aliens and what could be found in space had inspired Americans' imaginations.
20.One of the things perhaps that most Americans who know about the Hindenburg disaster will remember is not so much the film footage of the disaster, but rather a recording of a radio broadcast.