Sentence examples for go to cable from inspiring English sources
By linking HBO Go to cable subscriptions, it becomes impossible to cut the cord.
Qualifying matches are not covered – and can go to cable or satellite.
About 45percentt of the revenue will go to cable operators, while the remainder will be distributed among the fighters, the promoters and HBO and Showtime.
"The more that the broadcast networks transform themselves into reality and talk shows, the more that dramas will go to cable and be done properly — the way they can't on broadcast anymore," he said, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
To reach the elites, much of the $25 million Merrill planned to spend on this campaign over the next three months will go to cable TV, upscale magazines and rush-hour programs on radio stations in cities with concentrations of affluence.
They have also earned less from residuals as more programs go to cable, the actors say.
Why? Because, he said, "he's going to cable".
It seems like the art-house has gone to cable".
"The hip young comedy stuff has all gone to cable," Mr. Thompson said.
In the past studios tended to develop shows for broadcast networks, with leftovers going to cable.
"I heard this loudspeaker say 'They are going to Cable Street'," said Prof Fishman.
