airwave

the airwaves bristle with the sexual dis of shock jocks.

The movie was adapted from a Commercial Radio airwave novel.

First, there is broadcast television, which reaches the masses through broad-based airwave transmission of television signals.

A television programme consisting largely of all but unwatchable monologues lingered painfully on the airwaves and then died, unlamented.

The radio station broadcasts over the airwaves.

The new song is making waves on the airwaves.

The politician's speech spread quickly through the airwaves.

Many people tune in to the morning show on the airwaves.

The advertisement reached millions of listeners through the airwaves.

The DJ's voice filled the airwaves with music.

The emergency broadcast went out over the airwaves to alert the public.

The podcast is available on various airwave platforms.

The airwaves were buzzing with news of the upcoming event.

The singer's voice carried over the airwaves, captivating listeners.

His image plasters the streets; his speeches fill the airwaves.

And legendary Late Night host David Letterman will hit the airwaves one last time tonight.

Nashville also sits at the heart of some of the greatest music ever to hit the airwaves of America.

She tweeted the EU would also ban three big Russian state-owned broadcasters from their airwaves.

Lou's taking control of the airwaves!

Large black and white jazz bands toured the United States filling the radio airwaves with swing, a term which became synonymous with jazz.

It'll look like we take decency on our airwaves seriously.

Yeah, it basically looks at the rise of the sort of political right's domination of the radio airwaves.

TV talent shows also ruled the airwaves with 8 million people voting for Alexandra Burke to win the X Factor, Britain’s most famous talent contest.

Up and down the country, the airwaves are heavy with blast and counter-blast from candidates who have outspent any that have come before them.