Sentence examples for rebooting from from inspiring English sources
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.
The phone seemed glitchy: it required rebooting from time to time because it would unpredictably lose the ability to connect to data networks.
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.
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.
This goes back to AD754, when Europe was rebooted from the dark ages in the great bargain of Saint-Denis: the Frankish dynasty got the sanction of Rome, while the church got worldly lands and Germanic muscle to defend it.
An instance can either be disinfected internally or rebooted from a clean image.
This is unlike some other trusted platforms that require the host to be shut down before trusted device was inserted into the USB port and then rebooted from the USB attached device.
On top of all that, it's also a tethered jailbreak, which means that should the jailbroken iDevice ever run out of juice, it must be connected to and rebooted from a computer.
