Sentence examples for cables exist from inspiring English sources

While several undersea electrical cables exist off the Atlantic Coast already, none has ever picked up power from generators along the way.

But when a salesperson starts pushing the A/V cables for $1,000 (this price is not an exaggeration; such cables exist), walk away.

It's one thing to know that an alternative to cable exists.

And while even less expensive HDMI cables may exist somewhere out there, the moral of the story is: there's no need to overpay for HDMI cables — Jabs tested, Aamoth approved.

In a world where cable channels exist solely for people who love Oprah, or the Los Angeles Dodgers, why not a channel just for people who love hearing the sound of their own voice?

So don't look for local campaign coverage on cable, except in the few towns where local cable news exists.

But I can't remember many other examples of this, and it drove home how odd it is that the networks, for the most part, operate as closed systems, in which shows on other networks or on cable don't exist (unless the network owns the cable channels).

Although the transmitter and receiver are directly connected using a coaxial cable, there exists some fading and attenuation which is not taken into account.

In a world where cable channels exists solely for people who love Oprah, or the Los Angeles Dodgers, why not a channel just for people who love hearing the sound of their own voice?

It is currently apparent that among the tensegrity systems also exist cable-bar cells with a discontinuous network of cables.

He cherished every drill, wrench and soldering gun; if a tool or cable did not exist to meet his needs, he fashioned it himself, employing tubing, duct tape, electrical connectors, solder, and whatever else was at hand.