Sentence examples for time to reboot from inspiring English sources

Is it time to reboot the yen carry trade?

She said it was time to "reboot the conversation about race and ethnicity".

Mr. Muhanna said all sides might have decided it was time to "reboot" a government that was increasingly deadlocked.

You have all these tabs open and, over time, your system will remind you that it's time to reboot.

Her proud boast was that she only needs three hours sleep a night – which would leave plenty of time to reboot Morrisons.

With this loss, Pittsburgh will be at home on the Friday before the N.C.A.A. tournament for the first time in years, and with ample time to reboot.

This reduces the data loss to 2 32 min, which is the time needed to reboot the accelerometer.

After reading the statistic that the average US employee only takes half of his or her eligible vacation, we already know that people aren't taking time off to reboot and refresh.

However, a character from an original series going back in time to essentially reboot his own franchise has got to be a first.

Fortunately, not much happened in the time it took to reboot.

The fact is this time any effort to reboot ties with Russia isn't likely to work.