Sentence examples for putting cable from inspiring English sources

Mother Jones' James West wrote Friday that the Charleston-based paper is "dominating breaking national coverage" and putting cable news to shame.

For instance, the Williams Companies created a whole new venture by putting cables along its natural gas pipelines.

Putting cables out of reach covers all the bases, because pets can't hurt themselves with something they don't even have access to!

Time Warner is not the only company with a scheme to put cable content online.

The mere announcement puts cable companies on notice that, as soon as technology allows, they will be required to treat all Internet companies and cable programmers the same.

The big fee for Fox was part of a larger package of News Corporation channel renewals, which put cable channels like FX at similar risk of vanishing from Time Warner Cable systems, at least temporarily.

But it may not be too soon to put cable operators on notice that in the future the commission may insist that where technically feasible, cable operators will be required -- at least in monopoly situations -- to make equivalent services available to all channels.

A larger customer base puts cable systems in a stronger bargaining position to negotiate what they pay cable networks for their programming.

Martin, along with some lawmakers, warned that if an industry solution were not forthcoming, regulators could put cable under broadcast-style decency standards.

Do-it yourself installations will become more commonplace, and vendors such as Dell Computer are planning to put cable modems in some of their PCs.

Why do men with beards and a very unnecessary amount of reflective gear put cable ties on their helmets?