Sentence examples for television connection from inspiring English sources

"We see ourselves as a brand with a print life, a television connection and an online life," Ms. Wells said.

The world of the '60s was divided with an Iron Curtain, without an Internet or even a television connection.

When they arrived, Lynn and I were out of sight, downstairs in the screening-room with a closed-circuit television connection to the living-room.

The GameDock has a delightfully Nintendo-y vibe going — users dock their favored iDevice (no blowing required), while a pair of NES-esque controllers run into a pair of USB ports up front and an HDMI cable provides the all-important television connection.

Late last year, Isis cut the internet and satellite television connections to Raqqa.

All the seats on its new Airbus 320's are leather and come with satellite television connections.

Brix wires buildings at no cost to landlords to provide high-speed Internet and cable television connections as well phone service on an exclusive 10-year basis.

Voice-grade twisted pair is used for local subscriber loops in the public switched telephone network, and flexible coaxial cable is commonly used for cable television connections from curbside to home.

The AT&T-DirectTV and Verizon-Bright House-Cox-Comcast-TimeWarner behemoths market what are known as "quad plays": the phone companies sell mobile services jointly with the "triple play" of Internet, telephone and television connections, which are often provided by supposedly competing cable and satellite companies.

Through Macintosh iBook's wireless Internet connection, called an Air Port, and dozens of similar devices currently under development, and through the increasingly common cable modem hookups, which utilize existing cable television connections, Web radio is becoming detached from the computer modem.

What Rob and I wanted was much simpler, a so-called networked home with "digital plumbing" for Internet and television connections hidden behind walls, and just enough equipment to make tapping into video and audio as easy as filling a glass of water.