Sentence examples for in reconditioning from inspiring English sources

Mr. J. Wainess, prop. of one of Manhattan's two livery stables engaged in renting carriages, said that he's doing a brisk trade in reconditioning carriages.

The lessee of the unit, who specialised in reconditioning cordless phones returned to retailers as faulty, told fire investigators that his burglar alarm wasn't working before the fire.

These companies are meticulous in reconditioning their wares, making them look as presentable as possible.

Technological advance usually implies mechanization, although it may be biological and organizational only, as in crop rotation, reconditioning of the soil, improved seeding, or better utilization of available technology.

Total P. gingivalis lysate (1×105 mid-late log cells) for Western blots were obtained from cells passaged twice in GAM, twice in GAM-CSE, or twice in GAM-CSE then reconditioned in fresh GAM.

Will Leather Goods is housed in a reconditioned 1940s railroad boxcar.

Murray has undergone several weeks of reconditioning work in Philadelphia with American fitness specialist Bill Knowles, whose previous list of past clients includes Tiger Woods and Jonny Wilkinson.

Both the media and readers are composed of human beings who make decisions about what is important and are capable of reconditioning themselves in countless ways.

The column was washed with buffer C (1 M KCl, 10 mM KH2PO4, 25% ACN, pH 2.85) for 20 min and reconditioned in buffer A in-between each run.

In that case plaintiff brought suit based on negligence and strict products liability against a company engaged in the business of repairing, reconditioning, and selling tires.

The stories of his arrival in New York, the first meetings with the Ginsberg circle at Columbia, the cross-continental harum-scarum with Sal Paradise and Marylou (as Kerouac and LuAnne are called in "On the Road"), need reconditioning if they are to be made to run again.