The word "cable" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe a length of metal wire or rope, usually covered in rubber, plastic, or some other kind of insulation, used to transmit electricity, data, or other signals. For example, "The technician ran a new cable to the TV to eliminate interference."
The next series of another homegrown drama hit, the BBC's Torchwood, is being co-produced with US cable channel Starz – adding American stars including Bill Pullman – while Episodes is itself a co-production between Showtime and the corporation.
The global success of its franchises – The Walking Dead is the biggest-ever cable show in the US and has a massive global following – has led AMC to make the $1bn bet on controlling its own content on channels internationally.
A model farmer with crops and livestock, he has solar electricity and cable television, which are extremely rare in Katine.
Though the US terrestrial networks still employ big writers' rooms, to churn out annual runs of 22 episodes, award-winning cable shows now often rely on the creative vision of a single writer (such as Vince Gilligan for Breaking Bad, and Matt Weiner for Mad Men).
The number one and number two cable firms have argued that their merger is necessary in the face of a changing media landscape where more people opt out of cable packages to receive their TV via the internet.
"An act of vandalism suspends Rayo-Madrid: a group of barbarians cut the cable".
When Wang says mildly he wanted to do knitwear, note that what this meant on the catwalk was a patent leather coat embossed to give a trompe l'oeil cable-knit effect, a modern take on chainmail, and Gisele Bündchen closing the show in a round-shouldered sweater with a necklace of crystals knitted into its structure.
If the Conservatives' latest policy of a cut in national insurance was meant to give him a debating advantage against Vince Cable and Alistair Darling, the plan backfired in spectacular fashion.
London is, as Vince Cable put it, a "dark star" sucking in skilled workers from the rest of the country and we just have to live with that.
It seems only yesterday that Royal Mail chief executive Moya Greene, doing her bit to help business secretary Vince Cable, was arguing that the privatisation of the postal service was executed well and that a long-term view should be taken of the share price.
Business secretary Vince Cable has talked on several occasions about how the elimination of risk means restricted lending, at least in the short term.
