Sentence examples for replaying from inspiring English sources

Scientists believe the technique works because we consolidate memories by replaying them during sleep and transferring the information from the brain's temporary storage to long-term memory.

In Funes The Memorious, Jorge Luis Borges writes of a boy who remembers every detail of his every perception, his mind locked on to an endlessly replaying reel of memory, the past overlaying the present.

"I keep replaying visions in my head – on and on," she said.

At the hi-tech suite in Grafton House, Ipswich borough council's headquarters, a rotating team of police officers from around the country is spending 24 hours a day staring at the vast bank of screens replaying CCTV footage.

The bar was full of twenty-something carousers; loud rock music drowned out the televisions replaying Indian cricketing triumphs; smoochers were discreetly smooching; the mood was relaxed, jolly and above all, prosperous.

Canadian broadcasters, meanwhile, have taken to replaying old games, asking fans to vote which classic they want to watch on Saturday night.

One reason why liberals hate George Bush so much is that they think he and his frat-boy kind should have been swept aside by the youth-quake of 1968.They are replaying those themes still in the current election.

The Peruvian media have never tired of replaying images of Ms Berenson at a press conference at which she was paraded shortly after her first conviction, shouting that the MRTA was not a terrorist band but a "revolutionary movement".Meanwhile Mr Toledo, whose popularity rating is under 10%, can breathe easier.