Sentence examples for their restart from inspiring English sources

But Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda has indicated he will push for their restart.

Scotland nearly repeat their restart farce against England, but Lamont is no Dan Parks, and eventually gathers.

As things stand, England's defensive organisation is suspect without Owen Farrell at fly-half, their restart catching remains too inconsistent, they continue to make too many daft, unforced mistakes at crucial moments and their support running lines are light years behind New Zealand and Australia.

The SMC5/6 complex not only promotes HR but also stabilizes replication forks and facilitates their restart (Irmisch et al. 2009).

Quins had struggled with their restarts – both their own and Leinster's – but just when their Test contingent might have been forgiven for feeling slightly weary, they rustled up a second wind.

To gain access to the feature, AirTV users will have to update their device and restart their Sling TV app.

The lucky whose devices won't crash may just see their device restart (or "respring") the user interface instead.

WRN has been shown to promote the stability of arrested RFs and their efficient restart (Franchitto et al. 2008).

Both men have made their way to New York to restart their lives, though the former moved before the war, the latter after.

Even those that do make landfall are so exhausted that they are unable to replenish their lost energy reserves, and restart their journey south.

Texas motorists reported their engines stalling after encountering a glowing, egg-shaped object – and that their vehicles restarted after it flew past.