Sentence examples for cable installation from inspiring English sources

Finally, cable installation, I knew from suburban legend, is always a nightmare, as are movies about it (think "Cable Guy").

It blends the humility of a firm with roots in cable installation with the hunger of an underdog determined to take New York and Hollywood by storm.

Packaging the controls inside may increase the popularity of magnetic bearings, Mr. Jumonville said, in part because of the reduced costs for cable installation.

Frozen turkeys have come in a great migration, as if falling out of the upper atmosphere — from volunteer firefighters, Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, Rotarians, teachers' associations, cable installation companies and the big supermarket chains.

The company last year acquired the Frontier Corporation, a long-distance telephone company; Global Marine Systems, a cable installation and maintenance company; and Racal Telecom, the telecommunications arm of Racal Electronics of Britain.

Platinum submitted an offer for Global Marine, a submarine cable installation and maintenance venture, but a deal was delayed by Global Crossing's bankruptcy, he said, adding, "We're now interested in the whole thing".

Time Warner, which operates in some of the East Coast markets affected by the Verizon strike, is running ads promising speedy service, and it has increased the number of field technicians so that it can do cable installations within 48 hours.

He learned of the cable installations after a tenant asked him why a box in the front closet had an RCN logo, since the tenant had not subscribed to any RCN services.

Although costs have become far cheaper since cable installations, broadband is still prohibitively expensive.

New cable installations may be down at Comcast, but the company nabbed new voice customers in the second quarter, helping sales surge ahead of analysts' estimates.

During the second quarter, the company said free cash flow more than tripled to $1.2 billion largely because the company spent less on cable installations in new communities since home builders have cut back on new home developments (see "Home Builders Not At Home In Housing Market").