Sentence examples for reboot from from inspiring English sources
Low-energy European systems reboot from deep sleep in one to two minutes.
He suggested using a Linux-on-USB-stick approach, where you'd reboot from it any time you wanted to do some online banking.
Optimism like that is confrontational: it is a challenge to reconsider every ungenerous assumption ever made about humanity, and then to reboot from a place of, if not magnanimity, expansiveness.
Reboot, from boot, is rooted in "to pull yourself up by your bootstraps"; it is now applied to a machine, when repowered, that is designed to bring itself to a state where it can again operate on its own.
No brony I've ever spoken to has stated "being a rebel" as their reason for watching this cartoon (a reboot from the 1980s) about a group of young ponies learning about friendship through their adventures in Ponyville.
Instead "Star Trek," the critically praised franchise reboot from Paramount Pictures and the director J. J. Abrams, came close to repeating as No. 1 for the second week in a row.
Bob from Reboot, Brain from Arthur, the Pink Panther, Elmo all black.
In the event of a sudden death, you could be rebooted from your last backup.
Even cable TV boxes need to be rebooted from time to time.
You can buy Jonathan Meres' latest book The World of Norm: May Need Rebooting from the Guardian bookshop.
For the larger "event" acts, however, we're talking more in terms of a piece of heavy machinery rebooting from "rest" mode, and these attract a bit more notoriety.
