| ! I got cable TV and a dead dog. | |
| "...and that l be buried in sand a cable's length from shore." You don't think Gull has confided in him, do you? The old fellow isn't as far gone as all that, is he? | |
| "840 feet of three-eighths nylon rope, "260 feet of one-eighth airplane cable, "80 feet of one-and-a-half OD aluminium tubing, | |
| "As the red and gold cable car started its flight." | |
| "Burn Notice," which was the number one show on cable, is zombies. | |
| ! I got cable TV and a dead dog. | |
| "...and that l be buried in sand a cable's length from shore." You don't think Gull has confided in him, do you? The old fellow isn't as far gone as all that, is he? | |
| "840 feet of three-eighths nylon rope, "260 feet of one-eighth airplane cable, "80 feet of one-and-a-half OD aluminium tubing, | |
| "As the red and gold cable car started its flight." | |
| "Burn Notice," which was the number one show on cable, is zombies. | |
| "Jumper cables to the girls' goodies finished me off. | |
| "Many thanks for your cables... | |
| "it seems to bind me with mighty cables | |
| %% let's disconnect these cables %% | |
| 'Cause he just realized when the water hits those cables, this whole place will light up like a Christmas tree. | |
| "Jumper cables to the girls' goodies finished me off. | |
| "Many thanks for your cables... | |
| "it seems to bind me with mighty cables | |
| %% let's disconnect these cables %% | |
| 'Cause he just realized when the water hits those cables, this whole place will light up like a Christmas tree. | |
| 'British journalist Arthur Ransome cabled his office in London.' | |
| 'I cabled "No sale" to Mr. Guillam. | |
| 'I cabled NID. 'Get me out of here! | |
| - He knows. I've cabled him. | |
| - I cabled you last week. | |
| 180 km of cable 5 UTP telephone RG6 cabling in all rooms. | |
| A couple of bits of cabling have come loose. | |
| And, Six, I'm gonna need some data cabling right away. | |
| As regards cabling, I'm afraid I can't help. | |
| Beneath all the major cities, there's a complex network of underground tunnels, and these are there for drainage purposes or for cabling purposes, and in the case of the big cities, for transportation as well. | |
| 'British journalist Arthur Ransome cabled his office in London.' | |
| 'I cabled "No sale" to Mr. Guillam. | |
| 'I cabled NID. 'Get me out of here! | |
| - He knows. I've cabled him. | |
| - I cabled you last week. | |
| 180 km of cable 5 UTP telephone RG6 cabling in all rooms. | |
| A couple of bits of cabling have come loose. | |
| And, Six, I'm gonna need some data cabling right away. | |
| As regards cabling, I'm afraid I can't help. | |
| Beneath all the major cities, there's a complex network of underground tunnels, and these are there for drainage purposes or for cabling purposes, and in the case of the big cities, for transportation as well. | |
