Sentence examples for bit of cable from inspiring English sources

It was, in other words, a very standard bit of cable news.

Robert and Michelle King, who created "The Good Wife" for CBS, admit to a bit of cable envy.

On this day, the operators had to raise the dustpan-shaped intake head every half-hour or so to clear a bit of cable or scrap.

"To not have to launch three shows in three days, that's a little bit of cable marketing up against a whole lot of broadcast programming," Mr. Lee said.

And even when you do it correctly, you'll still find there's a bit of cable spillage over the sides from time to time, making it impossible to fully close.

To get a full measure of vindication, he staged a bit of cable television counter-programming, hosting a rally of his own, at which he claimed to have raised several million dollars for veterans. .

It was a historic bit of cable-news thematic knitting: On his eponymous Fox News program last night, Sean Hannity last night managed to pull off a 10-minute segment comprehending Cliven Bundy's racism, eminent domain, Benghazi and Jon Stewart.

Using mostly fixed camera positions, he will intersperse scenes with establishing shots of the clanking, pitiless machinery of the ski lift, rattling rhythmically as bits of cable and metal thunk into each other.

"Governor Christie is a little bit of a cable and YouTube sensation, especially with Republicans," said Ed Gillespie, a former chairman of the Republican National Committee, calling him one of the best communicators the party has.

These were to buy bits of other cable companies and to buy Adelphia securities to maintain family control of the company.

Though he never hit it big, he reveled in the bit of fame his cable access show brought him.