Sentence examples for were 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
If The Warriors were rebooted as an absurdist live-action anime musical with lots of foulmouth humor and nudity, you'd have the soil ready to grow such a film.
This year, the novels themselves were rebooted, with the Borg, once so fearsome a foe but ultimately done to death, on Voyager, in particular, invading in huge numbers to wipe out humanity.
This latest sketch from Nerdist, created by Andrew Bowser and Ben Mekler, shows what "Friends" would look like if it were rebooted, including a new theme song that mixes The Rembrandts with beats by Freddy Scott ("This Is A Trent Reznor Song") and one minute of excruciatingly "millennial" down time in a hipster coffee bar.
For whatever reason, it needs to be rebooted.
(Naturally, "Westworld" is being rebooted).
Until, he noted, they're rebooted.
They have been rebooted, and are fully functional again.
When ccc1-5400 is rebooted, and 10 minute outage will result.
O.K., it's rebooted, and — hey, it's working!
Development was rebooted, and ultimately cancelled completely in 2014.
Creativity is at risk of being rebooted as re-creativity.
