Sentence examples for reboots from from inspiring English sources

Responding to a Twitter user who praised her decision, saying "bravo @rhipratchett Heartily sick of reboots from lesser writers – no one can replace the original & greatest", Pratchett tweeted that "the comment about 'lesser writers' … seemed rather pointed", adding: "Although in fairness most writers are lesser compared to dad".

As dissected by the Gillmor Gang, the news of Larry Page's reascension to the throne seemed just one more shoe dropping in the wake of Steve Ballmer's axing of Bob Muglia, Steve Jobs' step back to focus on his health, and other reboots from companies including HP, SAP, and I forget.

It uses two root file systems, for example, so when an update needs to be deployed, the system will first update the one that is currently inactive and then reboots from that updated partition and does the same for the second one.

At a time when we've been inundated with reboots, from Point Break to Spider-Man (soon to get a re-reboot), it only seems fitting that Fantastic Four would join in on the fun.

Low-energy European systems reboot from deep sleep in one to two minutes.

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.

He suggested using a Linux-on-USB-stick approach, where you'd reboot from it any time you wanted to do some online banking.

The phone seemed glitchy: it required rebooting from time to time because it would unpredictably lose the ability to connect to data networks.

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.