Sentence examples for bundles of cable from inspiring English sources

For consumers with expensive wireless plans, pricey bundles of cable channels and costly, slow broadband, this does not look like good news.

But they do have their own style: featureless, virtually deserted buildings, full of marching rows of high-tech servers and routers fed by thick bundles of cable, their cooling fans forming a roaring chorus in the chilly gloom.

The deal is a boost for the satellite companies, which can compete better with cable giants like Comcast and Time Warner Cable that sell cut-rate "triple-play" bundles of cable TV, high-speed Internet service and Internet phone service.

I think we're more likely to find a few bundles of cable and a power supply inside, and maybe a slip of card telling you Steve Jobs has planted some trees somewhere because he cares about Earth.

Consumer advocates say the company would have an incentive to encourage customers to pay for traditional bundles of cable TV channels and could adopt policies that put upstart streaming services at a disadvantage.

On the sound stage, dozens of amply bearded crew members frantically prep cameras and lug vast bundles of cables of indeterminate purpose, politely declining to tell me I'm in the way, which I invariably am.

They said buying a bundle of cable, home phone and Internet service with Verizon's wireless service would provide the best deal.

Concerns about both caps and usage-based billing have already caused one would-be online video competitor, Sony, to rethink its plan to sell a bundle of cable channels over the Internet.

Of the possibility that Intel, Google or another technology company will come into the marketplace and sell a bundle of cable channels via the Internet, Mr. Britt said, "It's not clear to me that you could make very much money going that route, and maybe not any money".

The bell is tethered to a bundle of cables carrying air, communication lines, electricity and water.

A village policeman grabbed a bundle of cables for one of the first plants, demanding a bribe: the company refused, opting to bore him into submission instead.