例句與造句

1. Even Marji's parents install an antenna for their house.
2. Companies get a place to install an antenna, while churches get money to help pay the rent . . ..
3. The court, without comment Monday, turned down Omnipoint Communications Enterprises'argument that it was improperly refused permission to install an antenna in Newtown Township, Pa.
4. The company arranges with the owner of an office building to install an antenna, about the size of a pizza pan, on its roof.
5. Later that year a further area was purchased so that Bundaberg Broadcasters Pty Ltd could install an antenna, having received consent to increase power from 200 to 500 watts.
6. It's difficult to find install an antenna in a sentence. 用install an antenna造句挺難的
7. The two were trying to install an antenna on top of an observation post near Tuzla, the designated headquarters of the 20, 000-man U . S . division to be deployed in Bosnia.
8. While building the system, which began service in November, American Personal Communications Inc . of Bethesda Md ., known as APC, won permission to install an antenna at Langley High School in McLean, Va ., in exchange for lighting the baseball field.
9. Both sides disagree on almost every aspect of the April 1993 accident, which occurred after Lesh hired Cox Private Cable Co . of San Rafael to install an antenna at his hilltop estate in San Rafael to get better FM radio reception for symphony concerts.
10. TCI claims several advantages for its service over its satellite competitors : Customers don't have to buy and install an antenna, they don't have to spend hundreds of dollars up-front for programming, and they can connect more than one room in the house at modest additional cost.
11. US Occupational Safety and Health Administration guidelines for non-ionizing radio energy generally say the radio antenna must be two feet from any vehicle occupants . ( Read the OSHA guidelines before attempting to install an antenna . ) This rule of thumb is intended to result in passengers being exposed to safe levels of radio frequency energy in the event the radio transmits.