Sentence examples for wiring back to from inspiring English sources

Sprint technicians had to crawl up on rooftops to install the (unsightly) antennas and run wiring back to a subscriber's pc.

They're wiring back to networks that crisscross regions, sectors, interests in thousands of ways and forms.

Sprint technicians had to crawl up on rooftops, installing unsightly antennas and running wiring back to a subscriber's PC.

Eaton will be able to attach its sensors and connect all the wiring back to a flat-panel display running the Windows CE operating system in the cab.

The images were wired back to New York and featured prominently in Life magazine's Victory edition on 14 May.

On the phone, meanwhile, she has fast cars to price out, new houses to shop for, money to be wired back to the motherland.

Hemingway played an indirect part in making France the West Coast of Europe, when the scriptwriter on the film of "The Sun Also Rises," on location in ­Biarritz and eyeing the surf, wired back to Hollywood for a board.

It is to his and the Yorkshire players' immense credit that Sellers wired back to say that as it was a benefit match for Jim Parks the players would like to continue and that is what was agreed".

All apartments are to have cherry wood veneer cabinets, intrusion alarms wired back to a concierge desk, audio-video intercom, garbage disposals, granite kitchen counter tops and stainless steel appliances.

The Sarajevo agency also helps after natural disasters: when the 2004 tsunami hit Thailand, some 1,700 bone samples were sent to Bosnia in German diplomatic bags; 900 DNA matches were wired back to Bangkok.An important supporter of the cause of identifying missing persons is the International Committee of the Red Cross, the Swiss-based humanitarian body.

Bradford appears to concur with Lady Jean Campbell, who attended President Kennedy's funeral and wired back to The Evening Standard of London her conviction that the first lady had "given the American people from this day on the one thing they always lacked -- majesty".