Sentence examples for switch to cable from inspiring English sources
Seems like I should switch to cable.
Some of that had to do with a switch to cable television — ESPN broadcast the Alabama-L.S.U.
AT&T hopes that around 25% of America's telephone consumers will switch to cable within five years.Finding regulators sympathetic to the Baby Bells may be as difficult as finding consumers who like their cable-TV company.
Calls from worried customers have been coming in, some looking for special digital antennas, which do not exist, some wondering if they should finally make the switch to cable, which the Antenna King can't help them with, or to satellite dish, which the Antenna King can.
How much the switch to cable will really matter may not be immediately discernible, though that will not keep observers of the late-night world from making instant comparisons to his past performance, beginning with whatever results Mr. O'Brien puts up in his first new show on Monday night, starting at 11 p.m.
Although the operator said it had added more customers at a solid rate for broadband and mobile in the fourth quarter of 2008, fixed-line subscriber losses came in below expectations, suggesting no let-up in the switch to cable or to competitors.
With Time Warner Cable and Cablevision flooded with requests, switching to cable means a long wait.
That unit lost 1.6 million residential lines last year as customers switched to cable and wireless phone service.
He said the company had lost 350,000 lines in the state since January 2001 as a result of customers switching to wireless or getting rid of their second line when they switched to cable Internet service.
But before long, dial-up users will have something to brag about as a new modem standard promises faster speeds and enhanced features that may make some think twice about switching to cable modem or a digital subscriber line service.
When you plug in an Ethernet cable to a laptop currently connected via wireless, does the computer automatically switch to the cable?
