Sentences with phrase «do listen to the radio»

Although it is important to be aware of what is happening in the world, meaning that I did listen to radio news bulletin for an overview, I didn't steep myself in the gory details of every sad story that came along.»

JUST GOT DONE LISTENING TO A RADIO PROGRAM THAT SAID THERE IS A BILL IN CONGRESS TO STOP CREDIT CARD COMPANIES FROM DOING THIS, SO THEY ARE JUST TRYING TO GET IN FRONT OF IT

And I do listen to the radio while I work.

Not exact matches

That's an entire work week spent doing nothing but sitting and listening to the radio.

They stream music, and don't listen to the radio.

Measurement wasn't very precise and was similar to listening to chatter on the radio, with only indirect evidence, at best, that buzz around your brand, for example, did anything to increase sales.

Canadian and Alberta voters need to understand that every time you get annoyed at Justin Trudeau and the way he manages the country all you need to do is listen to the radio and Charles Adler rant about him or read articles by Lorne Gunter and Rick Bell from the Edmonton Sun (who formerly worked at the Alberta Report, and helped Ted Byfield run the Alberta Report into the ditch, or read anything written by Colby Cosh or Ezra Levant and soon you will realize the propaganda and hate these clowns spread about their own political / religious views trying to scare the general population to their side or views.

Every time I get annoyed at Justin Trudeau and the way he manages the country all I do is listen to the radio and Charles Adler rant about him or read articles by Lorne Gunter and Rick Bell from the Edmonton Sun (who formerly worked at the Alberta Report, and helped Ted Byfield run the Alberta Report into the ditch, or read anything written by Colby Cosh or Ezra Levant and soon I realize the propaganda and hate these clowns try and spread about their own political / religious views I revert back to supporting the more liberal viewpoint).

For example, placing radio ads can be a complete waste of money if your target market does not regularly listen to the radio.

I just do not understand how in this country people still turn the radio to listen politic talk show.

if u don't like Rush, don't listen to him... that's why there are 300 other radio stations... or do you want to be like obama... if u don't like it shut it down... that's what he wants to do to FOX TV also... what happen to freedom of speech?

And I expect most people are doing something else when listening to radio.

I listened to an amazing Tapestry show on CBC radio yesterday called Pastors Who Don't Believe in God (click on the link to listen to an audio of the interview).

All you have to do is read social media comments, listen to radio and tv personalities, etc., to see that we STILL have too many people who are racists (and are not afraid to admit it).

If you don't like Rush, then don't listen to him but we should certainly NOT give a Radio Actor (which is all he is) the front page of a prime news destination.

Imagine you are part of that growing majority of Americans who do not watch Fox News, do not listen to conservative talk radio, and do not frequent conservative websites.

He will be listening to the radio and I'll be like, «You do know that's Christian Rock, right?»

If you don't have time to hear him on the radio, listen to this, his rant against the media http://www.michaelsavage.wnd.com/files/2011/07/Beware-the-Government-Media-Complex.mp3

Imagine you are part of that growing majority of Americans who do not watch Fox News, listen to conservative talk radio, or frequent conservative websites.

Microwaves don't denature food, listening to radio waves don't destroy your hearing or make you radioactive, wavelengths is key.

I eat little processed food, but I did go to the drive through of my favourite hamburger joint on the weekend and then savoured my meal in the parking lot while reading a book and listening to the radio.

I love listening to music while baking or in lab as I do my experiment and that's usually on the iPod or radio and never so on YouTube.

I listened to the first quarter and part of the second on the radio on the way home from church so didn't actually see that part of the game.

Thankfully I listen to the radio, so I did not get the opportunity to listen to the ESPN crew last night.

I have no idea why I was listening to sports talk radio — I never, ever, ever do — but I was; a man called in to rail on the Sooners, their rinky - dink offense, and their gutless defense.

Didn't they used to have an option where you could watch the Video feed and listen to the radio feed?

I listened to that game on the radio, hilarious post game interview by Gene Hart because Sinisalo didn't speak English yet.

Not only in public because what I say I don't mean to the public, it's to the guys who are listening to my radio.»

So does Mc LlINTOCK, all with sadness AND I listen to virtually all relevant TV / RADIO Arsenal progs.

He called me in his office and said, «I'd like for you to do the radio show from 9 to midnight, and you can be the disk jockey, but listen there's no way I'm putting you on the air as «Laverne.»

After spending a pleasant late autumnal Sunday afternoon doing some of those jobs in the garden that need to be done at this time of year, I was looking forward to listening to the radio commentary of our game at Old Trafford.

I started supporting arsenal when i knew nothing about them, i was captivated by the name «Arsenal» knowing what it means and i was introduce to arsenal by a friend who used to listen to BBC sports post-match highlight on radio because we did nt have the opportunity to watch it way back then like we used to now.At first, i supported arsenal because of their «good football or betterstill beautiful football» not «winning football» but my quest for success was increasing each year because i hardly have a say when i'm in the midst of other football fans and i'm extremely hated for backing Arsene wenger and Arsenal knowing that «you don't wash your dirty linen outside».

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I did listen to it on the radio however, and noticed that the Arsenal fans seemed to be vocally getting behind the team, even when we were 4 down!

i listening to Ray Parlour on the radio talk sport 10.89 mw and he does not sound to positive.

In case you don't know about Coach Tony, he is what I would call a «guy's guy»: a tough - talking «shock jock» - type of radio host who tends to shoot from the hip, and with a reputation for disdaining political correctness and for using outdated terms for people he doesn't like (I cringed while listening to an earlier show when he used the word «retarded» and «retard» more than a dozen times to describe a person he did not care for).

I poked my head out of my office just in time to hear my dad say, «Yeah, not only did I see it leave the park, but I also listened to the radio announcer describe it.»

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«When the door was opened for people to ask questions, I was the first person to put up my hand; it is possible that the minister did not see me... anytime I put up my hand so forcefully, the minister came and said this is the time we want gender balance so it has to be a woman and of cause not being a woman I didn't have the chance and then he will come up and say no we've had a one or two newspapers so let's have radio, because I wasn't with radio, I didn't have the chance and so on and I was getting deeply frustrated and I am not saying this to mean the minister was deliberately avoiding me; it may well be that he genuinely wanted to achieve that balance... it went on and on until the President made an intervention which led to my being given the microphone; that for me may have indicated that the President was willing to listen to everybody...» he narrated.

This is not about reaching some mythical voter who doesn't watch TV, listen to the radio, or read the newspaper.

He added: «I don't listen to it myself, but I understand on our local London radio station, he's got a great gig late at night as a shock jock, and I think that's wonderful.

He told BBC Radio 2's Jeremy Vine show: «People saying, as some of the Leave campaign did the other day, «I'm fed up of hearing from experts» - Would you build a bridge without listening to expert engineers or architects?»

I do not listen to Any Questions on BBC Radio 4 and didn't realise that it was hosted by a member of the Dimbleby clan like its TV equivalent.

But when reading the obituaries and listening to the various television and radio discussions I can not help but think that too many commentators are missing the deep and enduring reason that Tony Benn really did become a national treasure.

«If you have been watching TV or listening to radio you would hear that I went to the Western region and from there I came to the Eastern region and what I am doing is called accounting to the people tour to render account of what I have done to the people.

Maybe it was Ed, for instance, who described how he, Brown and Charlie Whelan were listening to Blair's party conference speech on a car radio when Brown suddenly started heckling («He didn't want that... He opposed that...») And surely it could only have been Whelan, still spinning even in his political grave, who described the Chancellor's fury after being «ambushed» about the Ecclestone donation on the Today programme, for who else but our Charlie would say «Gordon went mental»?

«I don't listen to Ghanaian radio much, I will listen maybe for 15 minutes and shut off because it's very depressing.

I would not have been employed, and certainly could not do my job, if I were not the sort of person who reads the newspapers every day, regularly listens to current - affairs programmes on the radio, and is actually interested in what is happening in Parliament.

We have, I mean, I marvel on a daily basis, I really do, at my iPhone and all the different — I mean, I watch television on it; I play Scrabble on it with people in other parts of the country; I listen to satellite radio through the iPhone.

The team did this by scanning the brains of seven people as they listened to The Moth Radio Hour of storytelling.