Sentence examples for rerun experiences from inspiring English sources

The hippocampus region of our brain seems to rerun experiences we had while awake, a process that scientists believe helps cement memories.

This isn't 'Nam II -- it's a rerun of the British experience of compromised colonization.

With the US experiencing a rerun of the drought "Dust Bowl" days of the 1930s and Russia suffering a similar food crisis that could see Vladimir Putin's government banning grain exports, the senior economist of the UN's Food and Agriculture Organisation, Concepcion Calpe, told The Independent: "Private companies like Glencore are playing a game that will make them enormous profits".

But it is a particular pattern of 20th-century modernisation, rather than its absence, that lies behind the region's political failure.Spring's lease is endedThe Arab spring has led to something depressingly like a region-wide rerun of the Algerian experience.

He examined her and left the room for a long consultation with Dr. Truitt, during which Hadley felt very anxious that she would experience a rerun of her time at the Mayo Clinic.

Labour had been keen to avoid a rerun of Ed Balls's torrid experience in the chamber in December when the shadow Chancellor was drowned out as he responded to the Autumn statement.

For the child in special education, this school year is beginning to feel like a rerun of most of his educational experiences.

For Wake Forest and North Carolina State, this will be a rerun of the head-banging matchups they experienced during the season.

"He stopped that race and made it rerun and that was not in our interests, so his independence can't be queried given his experience here," the Australian team chief Ian Chesterman said of Hewish.

No rerun.

Bush versus Clinton, the rerun.