Sentence examples for really cable from inspiring English sources

But it is not even, really, cable.

But you're getting the same channels with dish, so is that not really cable, or is it just a different way of getting it?

Because I love, really love, cable.

At the hotel where I was staying, they had really bad cable.

But is this really true? Cable television has greatly expanded the range of available entertainment, but has had far less broadening effect on news coverage.

So, it's safe to say that anthropology professor Carolyn Rouse has had an interesting year — for one thing, she hasn't watched really any cable TV news since the presidential election last November.

You don't really want cable.

A close examination of the new plan indicates it's not really about cable boxes.

Think of it as a really long cable and a really long remote control".

The "really long cable" that is the Internet means not having to negotiate with content companies over streaming rights.

Or, you could just get a really long cable, plug it into the TV and snake it along the floor to your PC on the couch.