Sentence examples for put a cable from inspiring English sources

Actually, today's travellers aren't so hard put – a cable car now whisks them up in minutes.

Wi-Fi "allows you to put a cable modem or D.S.L. box where the network enters the house, and then everything else can run wirelessly off it.

He put a cable across in 1988, but then Jacques Chirac, the mayor of Paris, gave him permission to do his Eiffel Tower walk for the Bicentennial of the French Revolution, and that and other projects intervened.

Woolstenhulme decided not to put a cable in the strap to prevent it from being sliced off, because, she says, "if someone wants to steal your handbag the last thing I want is for it not to get stolen.

The cost of putting a cable under water can be lower than burying cables on land, because workers can lay the cables from giant reels, allowing stretches of more than a mile with no splices.

"There has been a steady progression from Son of Sam to O. J. Simpson, but Sept. 11 was like putting a cable jump to the process".

And the sound cards in computers are notoriously awful at producing a good and accurate acoustic signal out of the digital music signal they get, which is why just putting a cable between the headphone output of your laptop and even (or especially) the best stereo system – or putting great headphones in it – ends with such disappointing results.

Another quibble - who put a white cable on a handsome black matte dock?

V. Some time later, I buzz awake; someone has put a white cable in my mouth.

If you don't want to put a throttle cable and other carburetor details, just add a piece of striped telephone wire and shape it to the engine.

That's why Logitech UE should have put an audio cable in the box.