Sentence examples for need to rewind from inspiring English sources

I didn't need to rewind that one in the VCR".

You almost need to rewind and watch again just to take it all in.

Not that he's anything other than charming, but with this level of fiddliness, I sometimes need to rewind and hear again.

To understand this, we need to rewind to the worst days of the sectarian violence that erupted under the US occupation.

For a slightly less fairytale-like version of the west's relationship with development, we need to rewind to the decades following the second world war.

In the 1980s the gay community lived through the devastating Aids epidemic and you only need to rewind 50 years – or 35 in Scotland and Northern Ireland – to reach a time when all gay men were branded criminals.

I needed to rewind, regroup and call Toby Israel, a design psychologist from Princeton, N.J., whom I check in with when I have a design question that's also personal.

I explained that Paul was NOT one of the 12 apostles, some call him number 13 -- another story -- but needed to rewind to an earlier time when most of my own knowledge was not "solo scriptura" but filtered through the Sunday liturgy and mass.

The instrument can be turned on under the following conditions: (1) KAGUYA is in view from the Earth; (2) KAGUYA is in the umbra of the Moon to reduce stray light to the UPI; (3) the umbra period is longer than 15 min because the UPI needs an intermission to rewind along the azimuthal axis every orbit.

For example, the transcription product that Rev.com offers freelance workers will have special features designed for their needs, like ways to rewind the audio by a set number of seconds, tools to quickly denote each speaker's name while transcribing, ways to create shortcuts for words that appear often or are complex terms that could be easily misspelled, and more.

If you don't get it after watching Mr. Fremer set up one turntable, you don't need to hit rewind.