transistor radio造句

This transistor radio has four small cells.

This make of transistor radio is small and beautifully designed.

Sony chose to sell its tinny little transistor radio to teenagers who had never had a radio because they couldn't afford a tabletop RCA model.

In our day even the farthest corners of the world are being conquered by electricity at least by the transistor radio.

When you turn on the transistor radio, there is a sound immediately, and when you turn it off, the sound gradually disappears.

The firm excels at producing cheap transistor radios.

My sister insists consistently on persistent resistance to transistor radios.

I saw pictures of two people who were lying, overturned, on charpoys [rope beds] with two transistor radios - Philips transistor radios - next to them.

“The biggest industry in Japan is not shipbuilding, producing cultured pearls, or manufacturing transistor radios or cameras. It is entertainment”.

With transistor radios tucked under their arms, the soldiers listened to the morning news and brushed their teeth.

Party B shall complete the assembling of all transistor radios and effect shipment within the mutually agreed unless some unforeseen circumstances beyond control have occurred.

"The trade marks of transistor radios will be supplied by Party A and should there be any illegal involvement, Party A is to be held fully responsible."

Samsung Electronics, the biggest of them, started making transistor radios in 1969, and has since evolved into the world's leading manufacturer of televisions and much else.

The young men walking by with transistor radios pressed to their ears seemed silly to her. It never occurred to her that they were modern.

The hottest chilli in the Samsung kimchi bowl is Samsung Electronics, which started out making clunky transistor radios but is now the world’s biggest technology firm, measured by sales.