Sentence examples for reboot at from inspiring English sources

English Heritage is evidently aiming its Arthurian reboot at families, and doing its bit to keep the mystery of the grail alive in the 21st century.

Tengo Ganas de Ti (I Want You) opened at No 2 behind Sony's reboot at the beginning of July, one of the most impressive showings ever in the country for a non-English-language film.

BIOS has been largely replaced, solid-state drives (SSDs) have improved performance, and extremely low-power sleep or hibernation states have bypassed the need for a reboot at all.

WASHINGTON — In the wake of their electoral drubbing in November, Republicans sought an image reboot at President Obama's State of the Union address, a new face that would be both more positive and less strident, youthful and multicultural but also quietly constructive and respectful.

If you leave the phone plugged into the charger, it will reboot at a time you've preconfigured 3 a.m., for instance—and start a more thorough process that sends the phone's operating-system files to the charger for an analysis that takes about four minutes.

I reboot every night — why should I reboot at that time?

Upgrading to version 3.2 has not resolved the problem, and I am trapped in a cycle of resetting my speakers, unplugging the phone and rebooting at inconvenient times.

When our users try to set up cron jobs (using crontab -e), they seem to work fine, until the system reboots, at which point the cron jobs stop running.

Rebooting at 60 miles per hour could mean crashing into a highway post.

Or how many times it has rebooted at the most inconvenient times, only to keep you waiting longer while it configures those updates?

We're all used to swift reboots at this point, trained to forget the last terrible film the second we leave the cinema; just look at Spider-Man's track record.