Sentence examples for cables briefly from inspiring English sources
At the Sculpture Center in New York this year, she presented an enormous felled tree, bolted together and held in place with cables, briefly bringing it new life as an artwork.
He eschewed his trademark rambling answers for short, concise replies to a barrage of questions and addressed the leaked cables briefly at the end of a 50-minute meeting.
Queens Cable briefly took him off the air, but put him back on when he threatened to sue.
The uncertainties related to the vortex-induced response as well as the wind-induced response of bridge cables is briefly considered.
The major cable networks briefly mentioned Sanders's vote tallies in Washington, Alaska, and Hawaii but noted that he ran out of steam well shy of eighty per cent.
Now Mr Cable, who briefly led the Lib Dems in a caretaker role before Mr Clegg's election and has not ruled out a return to the top job at some stage, has rallied behind Mr Clegg.
The importance of reliability, particularly of the cable, is highlighted and the issues surrounding cable modelling are briefly discussed.
She added that far from showing impropriety, the diplomatic cables, from which she briefly quoted, demonstrated that Mr. Bout had been "a high priority for the United States," and that there had been concern that Russian supporters had been "using money and influence in an attempt to block extradition".
More important, in a cable universe in which former Gov. Eliot Spitzer can get his own cable show on CNN (however briefly) some two years after having to leave office because he hired prostitutes, it's hard to quibble over Mr. Sharpton's reputation 20 years ago.
Better still, NBC could advertise on an onscreen banner that is shown briefly when digital cable viewers switch to a channel.
But it's not the fault of the "DC-Manhattan elite" that the Tea Party rallied briefly around wannabe cable-news personalities Michele Bachmann and Herman Cain, or that Rick Perry made Pawlenty look like Cicero, or that the voters of South Carolina decided to give Newt Gingrich an extra two weeks in the spotlight instead of rallying around the strongest remaining not-Romney candidate.
