Sentence examples for old switches from inspiring English sources

"But this shows that you can't just make any old switches.

Today, Biba represents a new generation of services that bypass the old switches, fueled by the demand for Internet-based calling and conference-call services.

Some modern switches can be easily installed using the wires already running to the old switches.

This is what's known as the old switch-eroo.

One annoying chore on my list the Internet could simplify: replacing some unattractive old switch plates.

Sure enough, this summer it opened a £260m extension inside the old Switch House, managing it just before all the freshly desirable land around Tate was bought up.

While a new generation of equipment will be installed upstairs at the old switching center, the landmarked lobby will retain the 1932 murals and the declaration that "Telephone wires and radio unite to make neighbors of nations".

I found an old switch and rounded up some wire and began.

accounted for 21,000 terabytes per month, or nearly 60percentt of what was going over the old switched network.

The rationale behind giving away long distance is that service providers can achieve enormous cost savings by bypassing the old switched-phone network.

This is the old "switching places" idea, later turned into a Hitchcock classic.