Sentence examples for goes a cable from inspiring English sources

If it wanted Sunday Ticket, the argument goes, a cable operator would have to take the NFL Network, which does not carry games.

I am presently on a phone line with modem, but plan to go a cable connection when available in my area.

If a former politician goes on a cable news network and presents a point of view, how can we know whether he's providing his expertise or plying his own agenda?

If you are going to get a cable lock for the front wheel, get the smallest lock possible, and lock it through the rim of the rear wheel.

And yet we ask them whether they're going to get a cable to our house and they reply saying 'oh, we can't tell you'.

When asked by the ArtsBeat blog why he wasn't going to a cable network he replied: "Why should I go through a cable network when I can just give it directly to the people who want to see it?

We did some fishing and went on a cable car, and it was all very idyllic, until… we went to sleep.

HBO might have to go around a cable company's set-top box and deliver apps directly to consumers.

For the second time in less than a year, the anchor Greta Van Susteren has been abruptly let go by a cable news network.

Noah Kristula-Green took note of a report of the dispute in Politico, which quoted an unnamed White House Source saying that the planned Republican debate was not "sacrosanct" because "it was going on a cable station".

In the Kentucky crash, which occurred just after 5 a.m. on March 26 , 2010 a truck driver who was southbound on Interstate 65 crossed a 65-foot median, went through a cable barrier and hit a northbound passenger van, killing himself and 10 of the 12 people in the van.