wabb造句

• It features the syndicated Elvis Duran Morning Show and former WABB staffers Reid and Matt McCoy.
• WABB operated from 1923 to as late as 1927, also using only one call sign.
• In 2012 the Dittman Family sold WABB-FM to Educational Media Foundation ( EMF ) for an undisclosed price.
• WABB-FM was originally a simulcast of its sister station before moving toward the format of album oriented rock.
• Big Fish Broadcasting reserved the " WABB " call letters for their silent AM radio station in Belton, South Carolina.
• In July 2012, EMF exchanged WLVM ( formerly WABB Mobile, Alabama ) with Cumulus Media, for Classic Hits WRQQ Nashville.
• The station, established in 1973 as "'WABB-FM "', is owned and operated by Cumulus Media.
• Weeks after a period of mourning, Dot went back to work after finding a job at the same radio station that introduced her to broadcasting, WABB.
• WABB's longtime owner, president, and general manager Bernie Dittman died on October 25, 2006, after suffering from a stroke the previous week.
• The EMF sale excludes WABB AM, which the Dittman family has chosen to retain for the time being, therefore retaining the rights to the WABB callsign.
• The EMF sale excludes WABB AM, which the Dittman family has chosen to retain for the time being, therefore retaining the rights to the WABB callsign.
• WABB had an FM simulcast from the very beginning, starting with 107.9 MHz and later 102.1 MHz until it was discontinued in the 1950s.
• On February 17, 2012, the Dittman family announced on its website that it has decided to sell WABB-FM to Educational Media Foundation ( EMF ) for an undisclosed price.
• It was also WABB-FM's penultimate song, the last having been the station's first, " Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again " by Bob Dylan.
• The rights to the WABB callsign are retained by the Dittman family, which continues to own WABB AM . WABD's CHR format, branding, logo and callsign serve as a tribute to WABB-FM.
• The rights to the WABB callsign are retained by the Dittman family, which continues to own WABB AM . WABD's CHR format, branding, logo and callsign serve as a tribute to WABB-FM.
• The rights to the WABB callsign are retained by the Dittman family, which continues to own WABB AM . WABD's CHR format, branding, logo and callsign serve as a tribute to WABB-FM.
• Moore was a receptionist at WABB in 1958, a position under the Mobile Register-owned station that would lead to speaking before a wide radio audience with her low tone voice, earning the liking of one WABB announcer.
• Moore was a receptionist at WABB in 1958, a position under the Mobile Register-owned station that would lead to speaking before a wide radio audience with her low tone voice, earning the liking of one WABB announcer.
• The most recent incarnation of WABB-FM ( 97.5 FM ) signed on for the first time on February 5, 1973, with the song " Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again " by Bob Dylan.