Sentence examples for telephone cabling from inspiring English sources

A serious flood would threaten 45 square miles (117 square km) of London's low-lying land, affecting some 1,250,000 people and 250,000 buildings and paralyzing the capital's dense infrastructure of underground railways, sewers, telephone cabling, service tunnels, and gas, water, and electricity mains.

To maintain communications during the battle, particularly with the artillery, field units laid over 1400 km of telegraph and field telephone cabling, normally at a depth of 7 feet.

Handy for things like thread and ribbon and telephone cables.

The tremor stopped power genera tors and ripped telephone cables.

His work was incorporated into the first trans-Atlantic telephone cable, which was laid in 1956.

LAN or Ethernet A connector that looks like a telephone cable, but is a little bigger.

The haul included £50,000 of copper telephone cable stolen from British Telecom.

IT TOOK AT&T 30 years to design and build its first undersea telephone cable.

They decorate -- some say deface -- telephone, cable and power lines in neighborhoods from coast to coast.

In most of these developments the only infrastructure is a dirt road, everything else (electricity, telephone, cable, road improvements) follows.

Then, it showed something else: tendons and cartilage as strong and as thick as telephone cables.