Sentence examples for have rebooted from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the new reboots have rebooted practical effects.

His composure and calm demeanor have rebooted the city's mind-set.

As well as many other fantastically irritating things, they have rebooted the spelling of "genesis".

Edit (8 40 PM): We have rebooted a majority of our public services, they should be coming up soon.

I have rebooted my PC and used 'system restore' several times, but haven't been able to clear it.

A onetime Democrat who breaks with the G.O.P. by supporting abortion rights might have rebooted his lost maverick cred more forcefully than Palin, who is cracking this particular glass ceiling nearly a quarter-century after the Democrats got there first.

The first was that, for some reason, the main computer had rebooted itself.

I also felt that cancer, which had almost killed him, had rebooted his pain threshold as well as his ability to focus.

Seven years after he was effectively run out of town, Brand has rebooted his radio career in a modest basement in east London.

But the stoutly English folk vernacular that the melodically gifted Flynn has rebooted with indie-friendly currency is winning hearts and minds well beyond Albion's shores.

But it's a different Homeland to the one before, to the point where some people are suggesting that the show has "rebooted" itself.