Sentence examples for going to rerun from inspiring English sources
If they're going to rerun the entire season, we might as well go to the beach for the summer and come back in time for the postseason games.
"When I cut that deal, what I said at that time was that I'm not going to rerun stories that were run before because our readership has no interest in them," he said.
"Short of declaring that he is going to rerun the 2000 campaign, some people are going to interpret anything Al Gore does in public as a reinvention," Michael Feldman, an adviser from 2000, said.
The show went to reruns after the host broke five ribs in a June 18 riding accident.
Since the strike began Nov. 5, late night talk shows and some sitcoms have gone to reruns.
One reason that soap producers have so doggedly refused to go to reruns during the strike is that several of the shows — most notably, "Guiding Light," the 70-year-old warhorse on CBS that averages 2.6 million viewers an episode — could risk cancellation if they lose any more viewers.
It makes sense: If you're going to watch reruns, would you rather have control over which ones you watch, or not?
"A lot of people are looking at me and thinking that I'm just going to be a rerun of my brother," Bush told reporters before the speech.
Deutsche Bank analysts said banks were stronger and were not going to face a rerun of the huge losses incurred on property loans in Ireland.
If the two of you can't talk about what happened and each own your part of the break-up as well as forgive one another and yourselves––then all you're doing is guaranteeing you're going to have a rerun of the old conflicts.
