Sentence examples for was rebooted from inspiring English sources
verb
To cause a computer to execute its boot process, effectively resetting the computer and causing the operating system to reload, especially after a system or power failure
Instead, the program was rebooted with a strict spending cap.
Development was rebooted, and ultimately cancelled completely in 2014.
The system was rebooted on May 22nd and the applications will probably be made public in mid-June.
In her final performance, Watson played Senator Madeline Pierce when La Femme Nikita was rebooted as Nikita in 2010.
No coincidence, then, that when Bond was rebooted for Casino Royale in 2006, with Craig in the killer dinner jacket, he also went rogue.
Pegg is also set to reprise his role as engineer Montgomery "Scotty" Scott in the franchise, which was rebooted in 2009 by director JJ Abrams.
So nondescript was the character that when she was rebooted – brassy, be-wigged and played by national treasure of-sorts Windsor – nobody really batted an eyelid.
DreamWorks was rebooted last year with a $200m cash injection from Participant Media, under the name of Spielberg's original production company, Amblin Partners.
Karam was rebooting over the summer.
(Naturally, "Westworld" is being rebooted).
Until, he noted, they're rebooted.
