Sentence examples for a reshowing from inspiring English sources

It's less clear what Ms. Hall is trying to achieve with "Deadline: Crime," at least from the first episode, which was broadcast on Sunday night (with a reshowing scheduled for Saturday).

For a thrilling moment I thought Contagion! was a reshowing of the hammy 2011 film of the same name about a viral apocalypse brought to America by Gwyneth Paltrow, whose autopsy shows her scalp peeled like a King Edward potato.

For this year, at least, there seems to be scarcely a choral society not performing "Belshazzar's Feast" and scarcely a movie theater not reshowing "Henry V".

It was a stunning reshowing of an out-of-time film.

Aereo has huge arrays of TV antennae – at least one for every user of its service – and so claims it's not publicly reshowing broadcasters' copyright content.

The idea seems too low-key - there's no need for computer animation or five-year voyages to film the fish that no human being has seen - until, that is, something like this happens and they wonder why there are so few programmes worth reshowing.

But what was the point of reshowing over ten minutes the five minutes of pointless plotting to evict Ragan, when we all know Brendon went back to the waiting breasts of Boobiac?

Images of Jang were removed from a propaganda film reshown by the North this week and the state news agency appears to have been removing or amending old reports which included him.

Discovering the Doors long after Jim Morrison's death and long before the internet, there was a deep mystery about them – you would find shards of information in music encyclopedias, come across the odd newspaper or magazine article, and once, amazingly, ITV reshowed a documentary from 1968 of the Doors live at London's Roundhouse, juxtaposed with scenes of student revolution.

Prosecutors used Abu Ghaith's testimony and closing arguments as an opportunity to reshow the image of the burning towers to jurors.

That second trip to the altar will be documented in "Tying the Knot," a series whose premiere episode will be shown tonight at 9 on ABC Family and reshown as an introduction to the remaining five episodes on Saturday from 7 to 10 30 p.m.