The phrase "finished cable" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a cable or wire that has been fully assembled, connected, or prepared for use. Example: The technician connected the finished cable to the TV, and the picture immediately appeared on the screen.
On Tuesday, when USA ran a marathon of "NCIS" episodes, the show finished in cable's Top 10 shows among the audience members that most cable networks seek — viewers ages 25 to 54 — at 6 p.m., 5 p.m. and even 4 p.m.
Once finished, the cable cars will run 50m (164ft) above the Thames, carrying up to 2,500 people an hour between two Olympic venues: the O2 arena in North Greenwich and the Excel exhibition centre at the Royal Victoria Dock.
When finished, the cables will end up the size of a thick garden hose.
You can't buy a burger, finish a cable service call, or order something on line without someone asking if we will fill out a survey.
Both USA series finished in basic cable's top 15 shows of last week among 18-to-49-year-olds.
"It just boggles the imagination that we have the cable finished, under the Sound and it is going to sit there during the hottest month of the year due to politics," Mr. Kessel said.
The reason for the change of plan is simple: its audience has hit its lowest point since 2005 and it finished third in cable news behind Fox News and CNN.
The rare joint appearance by the two men began with Mr Clegg taking on the barman duties, pulling a pint: But there was little sign of bitterness between the two senior Lib Dems: The mirror made the pub look a bit busier than it actually was: Despite appearances, our man at the scene, Norman Smith, reported that Mr Cable finished his drink.
A merino wool caramel-colored zip-up finished with zigzag cables and wooden buttons, it works well layered between a turtleneck and a barn coat or paired with brown or black corduroys.
