Sentence examples for race cable from inspiring English sources

For weeks after Trump entered the race, cable networks treated him as a novelty candidate (and a ratings boost from the gods), according him practically unlimited airtime to say whatever he wanted.

Krone left New York and moved to California to work for a horse racing cable network a few months after retiring in April 1999 with purse earnings of $81 million.

Besides Churchill Downs, the other investor is TVG, or Television Games Network, a horse racing cable and satellite television network that is nearly half owned by Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation, an Australian company.

Zanetel completed the 51-kilometer race from Cable to Hayward, Wis., in 2 hours 11 minutes 9.8 seconds.

Gotham keeps up as they race to cable TV appearances; India; a video-game company; a Thai monastery; a Chopra Center retreat in Sedona, Ariz.

It would step up a race between cable and satellite companies to court consumers with elaborate new video and telecommunications services like set-top recorders similar to TiVo and telephone service delivered over cable lines.

Stelter noted that he pulled the Nielsen numbers after working on his story in Monday's New York Times on race and cable news.

David is asked about why the bi-partisan ethic that "politics ends at the water's edge" (see Reagan in Grenada, Bush initially in Afghanistan) has vanished with POTUS 44 as Republicans seem to race to cable news green rooms to denounce any move he makes during international conflicts.

But watching reruns of Indy races on cable at 2 a.m., yelling at the drivers making mistakes, Ray had an early midlife crisis.

The oases of strength in sports broadcasting continue to be the National Football League ABCC's Buccaneers-Eagles game was the highest-rated Monday night game in two years) and Nascar, which has benefited greatly from moving its main races from cable to NBC and Fox.

Now, blending the best of these two worlds, researchers have proposed a way to send light racing through cables similar to those used to transmit television signals.