Sentence examples for cable to make from inspiring English sources

Knowing the industry, Mr. Simon has been able to sell off various rights to different investors beyond the theatrical release, like video on demand and cable, to make and promote the film.

But the league has had the power of knowing that it never needed cable to make Sunday Ticket a financial success; it receives $700 million a year from DirecTV.

USB-C is new and cables are in short supply, which means you will have to carry around the OnePlus 2's cable to make sure you can charge it.

Many of the so-called smartphones available today — these are cellphones that can browse the Web — are ready for tethering, and most come with the necessary cable to make the laptop link.

Note that you need a USB-C to Lightning cable to make this happen.

Mophie includes an extension cable to make sure your headphones will work no matter their design, but it's an extra bit to keep track of and potentially lose, and that's never good.

Furthermore, there exists an optimal initial pre-tensioning force of cables to make the load-carrying capacity of the PCS-BRB to reach a maximum value.

The device comes with cables to make it simple to connect the unit to a PC, a PC monitor or TV.

He uses videotape and Arabic calligraphy, circular-saw blades and computer cables to make art and installations, questioning the rub and misunderstanding between the two worlds.

In an interview, Clarence Ditlow, the executive director of the Center for Auto Safety, said Ford and Mazda should be required to carry out a more expensive repair: replacing all the cruise control cables to make sure they have not been damaged.

"I want to step up to HDTV, but they're telling me I have to have service plans, extended warranties and special expensive cables to make this work," he said.