Sentence examples for be rebooted from inspiring English sources
verb
To cause a computer to execute its boot process, effectively resetting the computer and causing the operating system to reload, especially after a system or power failure
"It's not a movie that could be rebooted or remade".
(The system had to be rebooted in early March, after some memory was corrupted).
But prison libraries, as Mr. Steinberg points out, are also places where lives can be rebooted.
One benefit of Brexit is that it allows the economy to be rebooted.
Horta-Osório is on firmer ground in believing Halifax can be rebooted as a "challenger" brand.
Even cable TV boxes need to be rebooted from time to time.
In the event of a sudden death, you could be rebooted from your last backup.
There are already signs that the Cowboys need to be rebooted.
In April Mr Yushchenko called a fresh parliamentary election, leaving the country largely ungoverned for almost six months.The hope is that Ukraine's political system will now be rebooted.
The Spider-Man franchise is soon to be rebooted once again, with Tom Holland as the teenager in spandex, and the writers behind it have finally revealed themselves.
For example, if one of our set-top boxes hooked to a television needs to be rebooted, I'll be assigned to do that.
