Sentence examples for reactivating that from inspiring English sources

Aldrin sees his role now as reactivating that spirit.

"We are now reactivating that lawsuit," said Keefe.

Now it has set off another test and appears to be reactivating that facility, prompting Mr. Obama's defense secretary, Robert M. Gates, to vow he would not "buy the same horse" a second time.

"He'd write 'Burger and Fries, Twenty Kroner,' but so beautifully, and I wanted to reactivate that".

In March, for example, Mr. Duncan, at the Department of Investigation's direction, met with Mr. Osarenkhoe in a session that was being secretly recorded and asked whether he could "reactivate that stuff we did," which prosecutors called a reference to the scheme, which they said began in 2005.

Careful to select targets whose self-esteem is so low it blinds them to the rash in his Ys, Robbo's pickup routine seems straight out of Neil Strauss' The Game: "Give a new bird the very best possible time, and then she knows you have the capacity to do that again – and is always looking inwards blaming herself for not being able to reactivate that passion in you".

Strauss's elevation reactivates that thorny old argument about the North‑South divide.

So dust off your boom box, reactivate that iTunes account or however you get your music, and put the effort in saving your marriage!

The findings are "very important," says neurobiologist Carla Shatz of the University of California, Berkeley, "because it says that there is a possibility of reactivating connections that were established [earlier].

As these tests detect CMV at very low levels, they also detect small amounts of reactivating virus that may not be causing disease.

The sensory hair cells in the cochlea can potentially be regenerated by reactivating genes that control their development, and various types of stem cells can be transformed into sensory hair cells or auditory neurones.