Radioed in a sentence

At 3 a.m., the smuggling incident was wrapped up; and at 4:15 a.m., troops radioed in to the guard post where Ben Nun and Iluz were located, who responded that everything was okay.

There was a brief delay while he radioed in on his walkie-talkie to the match referee, who walked out onto court to explain the rules carefully to all parties involved.

Captain Damir Yusupov radioed the airport asking to make an emergency landing but he was forced to crash land in a cornfield a mile away after realising he wasn't going to make it back.

Mensah radioed dispatch before the shooting to inform other officers Anderson had a gun and backup officers testified they found a gun on the seat, Adelman added.

The trooper radioed into Troop E and requested assistance from the New London Police Department.

With no heating or oxygen on board for the passengers, Flight Lieutenant Taylor radioed that he was turning back to Marseilles due to engine difficulties.

A Pakistan International Airlines domestic flight crashed Friday as it approached Karachi airport with 98 passengers and crew on board after the pilot radioed that the jet lost power.

Forbes and company were picked up by the Livingstone and its crew radioed for more help, which included the tugboat Iowa.

Two commercial pilots radioed the air traffic control tower at Los Angeles International Airport with reports of a man flying with a jet pack nearby.

Having just been radioed the news about Dante, Michonne is extremely suspicious of the dude—whose name is Virgil—until the guy reveals he just wants to go home, which happens to be a fortified naval base.

It radioed to the Sea-Watch 3 to keep away.

It said pilot Ahmed Nur Mohammed radioed the control tower to report a "flight-control problem" and wrestled to level the plane's flight path.

The turn was initiated to gain space from another aircraft in the combat area, but halfway down the pilot radioed to “Knock it off,” signaling an end to the training.

We radioed the coordinates of the hunter to conservation officers and deputies on the ground, who went by foot and ATV to the hunter’s location.

Within seconds after the bus icon turned red, Sam Aulava, the coordinator at the desk, radioed the bus driver.

At a memorial service, one of their commanders said that as the team was running out of ammunition and about to be overrun, they radioed in a distress call not used since the Vietnam war – broken arrow.

Four minutes went by, with no response, so Everett radioed again, 'I'm up to about 30 victims with gunshots.

A Norwegian freighter saw Graf Spee practising the use of its searchlights and radioed that its course was toward South America.

Another 20–40 minutes elapsed before Tone's scout finally radioed the presence of a single carrier in the American force.

A police constable radioed control requesting that the game be delayed, as it had been two years before, to ensure the safe passage of supporters into the ground.