Sentence examples for reapplies from inspiring English sources
verb
Third person singular of reapply
It works this wizardry by detecting whether a wheel has locked up and is about to skid, and then rapidly releases and reapplies the brakes dozens of times a second until each of the slithering wheels regains traction.
RWE is working with GE, an industrial conglomerate, and others to commercialise a compressed-air system that captures the heat produced during compression, stores it, and then reapplies it during the expansion process, eliminating the need for additional sources of heat.
From the private sector are giants such as De Beers, Lockheed Martin, Airbus and Thales, as well as younger companies like Oxford Space Systems – which is working on structures for the new generation of smaller satellites known as cubesats and microsats – and Insect Research Systems, a bedbug detection appliance that reapplies technologies from the Rosetta mission and is now used in hotels.
Powder MAC & Marcel Wanders Sheer Mystery Powder, £29 www.maccosmetics.co.uk Unless you are the kind of soignée sophisticate who never reapplies her make-up in public, it's worth getting a classy compact.
He disguises himself in a sheepskin and reapplies, but the H.R. person is still unimpressed.
Rainer Behr pours water over Anna Wehsarg's head as she calmly, resolutely reapplies powder and lipstick and runs a brush through her auburn hair.
What that means on the ground at Sky is that all executive producers and the entire planning team – around 30 editorial staff in total – have been forced to reapply for a smaller number of jobs.
She said: "It is accepted across the commission that Scotland will need to reapply and every member state will need to agree to them being admitted.
Overall, however, to reapply a phrase used by the Labour leader on Saturday, Mr Cameron's leadership of the Tory party is looking dangerously like a lost decade.
During her year-long time at the university she felt "disconnected" from the main campus and decided to reapply and study neuropsychology at the University of Bangor in Wales instead.
The government promised to hold a new inquiry once the police complete their investigation into the Libyans' allegations.An XL headacheThe Obama administration rejected the proposed route for the controversial Keystone XL pipeline that would stretch from Canada to the Gulf coast, but said the companies behind the project could reapply.
