Sentence examples for warning cable from inspiring English sources
They allude indirectly to this on their website FAQ, in fact, in warning cable users to use properly shielded cables. You know you've got a serious interference problem if you have to warn cable users about interference. God forbid you should actually try to get a digital over-the-air broadcast; apparently HK forgot about those users.
Twelve months after NBC canceled the original "Law & Order" without warning, NBC's cable sister, USA, is winding down "Criminal Intent," a spinoff that focuses on a fictional version of the Major Case Squad of the New York Police Department.
A department task force worked with American embassies to review all the leaked cables, quietly warning people named in the cables that they might be in jeopardy.
The state department's legal adviser has written to the founder of WikiLeaks, Julian Assange and his London lawyer, warning that the cables were obtained illegally and that the publication would place at risk "the lives of countless innocent individuals … ongoing military operations … and co-operation between countries".
The report seems to be a warning to cable companies.
Think of the dark horse 2012 presidential candidate Herman Cain and his proactive warning to cable news outlets of impending kiss-and-tell accounts.
At every step in the supply chain, money is siphoned off, resulting in a shoddy system- from backup systems to warning systems to good cables.
The crewman pointed to a six-inch black burn mark on a shipmate's arm, warning me of what the cable could do.
In a report (PDF) posted Friday on its Web site, the agency said it received "field report data" from Nissan about air-bag warning lights illuminating, suggesting a cable has been damaged.
One cable reports Castro warning American leaders who targeted him that they would "not be safe". Another document reports that a Soviet consular official who had handled Oswald's visa request was believed to work for the K.G.B.'s 13th Department, which handled "wet operations" — intelligence slang for killings.
Russian troops cut their cables and fired warning shots.
