Sentence examples for reboots back from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it's no wonder TV executives are coming round to the idea of taking reboots back to their roots.

8.07pm GMT Sue's theory: when John Hurt's Doctor dies, his regenerations will reboot back to Number One.

We don't even need to make sartorial New Year resolutions: January isn't the start of the fashion year, the clothes calendar having rebooted back in September.

The only factor which could hold the space opera reboot back is the time of year: fewer children are out of school in mid-December in nations such as the US, the world's largest box office, and filmgoers often wait until closer to Christmas to catch movies released just prior to the festive period.

Speaking of "Back to the Future" -- a movie studio would be absolutely nuts to reboot "Back to the Future," even though its first installment is two years older than "RoboCop".

It's the same franchise quicksand that Ritchie stepped into with his Sherlock Holmes reboot back in 2009, when mental gymnastics were upstaged by razzle-dazzle bare-knuckle brawls.

If you want to be able to access these after the factory reset and reboot, back them up before getting started.

Among the most backed projects of 2014 were LeVar Burton's Reading Rainbow reboot (backed by almost 106,000 crowdfunders), followed by a ridiculously tricked out beer cooler (~63,000 backers).

Nothing in that stimulus package can make much of a difference; you can't reboot this back to life.

By calling this new game Angry Birds 2, though, its developer Rovio is signifying its status as something of a reboot: getting back to bird-slinging basics while bumping up the production values, and designing it from the ground up as a freemium game.

The new film is more of a reboot, going back to the first time Freddy started invading the dreams of Elm Street's teens.