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Definition of radio silence in English: radio silencenoun 1An absence of or abstention from radio transmission. at midnight, the enemy went on total radio silence Example sentencesExamples - To land and launch aircraft while maintaining radio silence, Red Team used lighting systems a la World War II.
- The imposition of radio silence during such missions made me more of a gunner than a radioman.
- Did Japanese warships and their commanding admirals break radio silence at sea before the attack?
- The experience of the Great Patriotic War showed that particular communication security measures (including radio silence) complicated the work of signals intelligence units.
- On 16 December, signals intelligence (SIGINT) reported enemy units leaving an assembly area north of Trier and then going to radio silence.
- Maintaining total radio silence, the Strike Force took a route through the North Pacific, which had proven wholly devoid of shipping under normal circumstances.
- It was a misty night, all navigation lights were switched off and radio silence was observed.
- One wounded plane came limping back to base in radio silence.
- For the Queen Mother, two minutes of BBC radio silence were ordained, reduced to one for listeners to Radio 1, out of respect for their limited attention span.
- She had no idea there were heavy units in the vicinity, because of radio silence.
- They sailed behind mine sweepers and in near radio silence.
- Tactically, the Germans also imposed strict radio silence.
- The Beagle 2 team has revised its plans for trying to communicate with the lander, postponing the date for the end of radio silence by two days.
- Radio silence is now being kept until January 22 when the lander if it is still functioning is programmed to send out signals automatically.
- After final approval, the strike force launched from Thailand and expertly rejoined 15 aircraft in total darkness under radio silence.
- "We'd been in radio silence for most of the flight," Hoehn said.
- In the South Atlantic, Crowhurst announced that low battery power would require him to maintain radio silence through the Indian and Pacific Oceans.
- The myth, mistakenly put about in the late 1970s, that German radio silence prevented ULTRA from giving warning of the Ardennes campaign in mid-December is still current in some quarters.
- 1.1 A period during which one hears nothing from a normally communicative person or group.
apologies for the radio silence but I've had my nose to the grindstone this week Example sentencesExamples - They *might * be the victims of a tornado or a mass murder, but I tend to suppose more mundane explanations for her periodic radio silence.
- Breaking radio silence, Brenda slipped me a piece of paper with murmured instructions to swallow it.
- I'm off to Devon for a few days and there will be radio silence.
- Contenders are raising funds and canvassing support while maintaining complete radio silence.
- Naturally, there was total radio silence from him while the property boom was going up.
- Why the breakup - and ensuing radio silence?
- So please pardon the radio silence while I try to work out what my new 'voice' would be.
- There has been nothing but radio silence from Artshow since her last communiqué.
- I've been out of sorts for several days, hence the relative radio silence here.
- Apologies for the radio silence this morning, but after reading this I need a short break from the blogosphere.
- At this point I broke radio silence and asked a gallery employee for some information on the artist.
- Apologies for the long radio silence.
- After months of what was essentially radio silence from both sides, the NHL lockout finally got interesting.
- The "radio silence" of being without a home phone, let alone the ubiquitous cell phone, is startling.
- Been in a meeting all afternoon at the Strand, hence radio silence.
- Apologies for the radio silence, but you might be interested in two published works of mine over the past few days.
- Sorry about the radio silence this past week.
- From this morning I am going into 'radio silence' for the next 4 days as I'm off to a remote retreat in Scotland.
- We have had very useful discussions but have agreed that until they are concluded, we shall maintain 'radio silence'.
Definition of radio silence in US English: radio silencenoun 1An absence of or abstention from radio transmission. at midnight, the enemy went on total radio silence Example sentencesExamples - After final approval, the strike force launched from Thailand and expertly rejoined 15 aircraft in total darkness under radio silence.
- "We'd been in radio silence for most of the flight," Hoehn said.
- For the Queen Mother, two minutes of BBC radio silence were ordained, reduced to one for listeners to Radio 1, out of respect for their limited attention span.
- The Beagle 2 team has revised its plans for trying to communicate with the lander, postponing the date for the end of radio silence by two days.
- In the South Atlantic, Crowhurst announced that low battery power would require him to maintain radio silence through the Indian and Pacific Oceans.
- The experience of the Great Patriotic War showed that particular communication security measures (including radio silence) complicated the work of signals intelligence units.
- To land and launch aircraft while maintaining radio silence, Red Team used lighting systems a la World War II.
- It was a misty night, all navigation lights were switched off and radio silence was observed.
- On 16 December, signals intelligence (SIGINT) reported enemy units leaving an assembly area north of Trier and then going to radio silence.
- The imposition of radio silence during such missions made me more of a gunner than a radioman.
- One wounded plane came limping back to base in radio silence.
- She had no idea there were heavy units in the vicinity, because of radio silence.
- Radio silence is now being kept until January 22 when the lander if it is still functioning is programmed to send out signals automatically.
- They sailed behind mine sweepers and in near radio silence.
- Did Japanese warships and their commanding admirals break radio silence at sea before the attack?
- The myth, mistakenly put about in the late 1970s, that German radio silence prevented ULTRA from giving warning of the Ardennes campaign in mid-December is still current in some quarters.
- Maintaining total radio silence, the Strike Force took a route through the North Pacific, which had proven wholly devoid of shipping under normal circumstances.
- Tactically, the Germans also imposed strict radio silence.
- 1.1 A period during which one hears nothing from a normally communicative person or group.
the long radio silence has been due to the intensity of parenting an infant Example sentencesExamples - So please pardon the radio silence while I try to work out what my new 'voice' would be.
- After months of what was essentially radio silence from both sides, the NHL lockout finally got interesting.
- Contenders are raising funds and canvassing support while maintaining complete radio silence.
- The "radio silence" of being without a home phone, let alone the ubiquitous cell phone, is startling.
- Naturally, there was total radio silence from him while the property boom was going up.
- I'm off to Devon for a few days and there will be radio silence.
- Apologies for the radio silence this morning, but after reading this I need a short break from the blogosphere.
- At this point I broke radio silence and asked a gallery employee for some information on the artist.
- There has been nothing but radio silence from Artshow since her last communiqué.
- Sorry about the radio silence this past week.
- Breaking radio silence, Brenda slipped me a piece of paper with murmured instructions to swallow it.
- From this morning I am going into 'radio silence' for the next 4 days as I'm off to a remote retreat in Scotland.
- Why the breakup - and ensuing radio silence?
- Been in a meeting all afternoon at the Strand, hence radio silence.
- Apologies for the long radio silence.
- Apologies for the radio silence, but you might be interested in two published works of mine over the past few days.
- They *might * be the victims of a tornado or a mass murder, but I tend to suppose more mundane explanations for her periodic radio silence.
- We have had very useful discussions but have agreed that until they are concluded, we shall maintain 'radio silence'.
- I've been out of sorts for several days, hence the relative radio silence here.
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