Sentence examples for need reconditioning from inspiring English sources
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.
Such de-conditioned chronic stroke survivor will need to recondition themselves with a gradual increase in the intensity (number of hours per day) and frequency (number of days per week) over the duration of the FES-assisted gait therapy.
On Central Park West, a handful of co-ops in need of reconditioning are languishing on the market, despite being reduced in price.
It is not readers who need to be reconditioned, but the machinery that gets books on people's radars and into their hands that needs to be reconditioned: publishers and booksellers are central to that machinery.
Burgess needs to be reconditioned physically for the different requirements of union and pick up the complexities of the game - but on the most basic level his skillset should be transferrable.
Beyond the transformation of energy systems that still rely heavily on fossil fuels, we need to stop excessive waste by promoting reuse, recycling and reconditioning of products and materials, and scale up ways to use land to absorb rather than emit carbon dioxide.
New car dealerships, repair shops, car washes, and detail shops are all in need of a service which provides quick, efficient and accurate repair and reconditioning.
Reconditioning reclaimed pole fixtures.
Forced reconditioning never works!! My pregnant girlfriend is going to this place.
Circle was a major contractor in selling athletic equipment to schools and reconditioning used equipment.
Nintendo needs to have a good showing with the Wii U. The iPad, and the entire tablet movement for that matter, is eating away at Nintendo's appeal while reconditioning gamers to think titles should only cost $1.99.
