Sentence examples for means cable from inspiring English sources

For The Evil Dead to work we need Walking Dead-levels of wanton head-splatterdom, and that means cable or on-demand.

That means cable TV providers will continue looking for new ways to sustain their businesses in the online streaming era.

This means cable companies can pick and choose among potential merger partners, while wireless carriers will have only one option in each market.

What the Proposal Means Cable companies currently hold all the cards when it comes to set-top boxes: if you want cable, you need to rent the box your cable company provides.

"C4F" means cable four stitches to the front; so you would leave your two cable stitches dangling in front of the work.

This means Cable is much more powerful, as a deputy leader, than any of his counterparts in the other parties.

But even with what it believes is a good product, Ed Desser, the president of N.B.A. new media and strategic initiatives, said: "Just because it's the N.B.A., it doesn't mean cable operators are falling over themselves to sign up.

But that doesn't mean cable VoIP is going to replace traditional telephony any time soon.

But "TV news" doesn't necessarily mean cable news networks, Pew clarifies.

That doesn't mean cable, satellite and other pay-TV companies are gasping for breath.

From the earliest Walkman to the latest fashion-accessory MP3 player, music on the go has generally meant cables trailing from ears to pocket or purse.