Sentence examples for cable dip from inspiring English sources
Diisononyl phthalate (DINP) is used in flooring, wire and cable, dip coating, coated fabrics, tubing, shoes, sealants, and artificial leather, and humans may be exposed to DINP by the oral, dermal, and inhalation routes (Kavlock et al. 2002).
Subscribers for the top-ten cable systems dipped 2%, to 59.1 million at the end of 2002 from 60.3 million in 2001 according to the La Jolla, Calif.-based Current Analysis.
Even the cable companies will dip their toes into the Internet delivery waters (or plunge deeper if they already have their toes wet).
The cable channels dutifully dipped in and out of the debate all day.
Instead, Kinsley gives the impression of a man who reads The Times in the morning, dips into cable television during the day and then simply applies his mind to what he finds.
The total for basic cable, which includes FX, dipped from 187 to 181.
Earnings for the major distributors this year suggest that the business is stable despite a slight dip in nationwide cable and satellite subscriptions last year.
Most ministers would run for safety if asked whether the economy could be heading for a "triple dip" recession but Cable takes the question head on.
And in a moment Habit, like a crane, Will bow its neck and dip its pulleyed cable, Gathering me, my body, and our garment, And swing me forth, oblivious of my question, Into the daylight – why?
When bought through a cable company, it will probably dip to $500.
