Sentence examples for catching cable from inspiring English sources

We had these conversations in public, on platforms that were more than a decade out from being created during the Thomas hearings, watching C-SPAN on our laptops, catching cable news a fledgling idea in 1991, now a source of millions of views in airports.

Channel bosses are privately lobbying Virgin Media to offer it a more eye-catching cable TV slot than the 159 it has allotted, with chief operating officer Tim Kirkman seeking one as attractive as "a shop between Selfridges and Harrods".

The Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge comprises an eye-catching cable-stayed bridge with a tower height of 535 feet, a sub-sea tunnel and boundary crossing facilities.

"It's worrisome for the long-term goal of catching up with cable".

The tail-hook on the Navy jet has had trouble catching the arresting cable, meaning that version cannot yet land on carriers.

I'd run across it repeatedly on cable, catching snippets of it, usually the action sequences late in the movie.

From traditional features such as "It's a Wonderful Life" and "A Christmas Story" to modern-day preferences such as "Love Actually" and "Elf," we summarized 11 movies so you don't have to stress about catching them on cable.

Satellite providers made early inroads into the high-definition market, but cable is catching up.

Even so, after a slow start, the United States is catching up, mostly because the cable industry has picked up the ball.

"Entourage" and "Deadwood" are superb, but the rival premium cable channel is catching up: "Huff" and "Sleeper Cell" are exceptionally good.

While other manufacturers are catching up, NEC has a cable four times as powerful emerging from its labs.