Sentence examples for when he restarted from inspiring English sources

MISSISSIPPI JOHN HURT, who died in 1966, was the hippie's blues singer: his light, gentle singing and rolling picking style, in old songs like "Candy Man Blues" and "Frankie," found their widest audience when he restarted his career during the early 60's folk revival.

His phenytoin was withheld for 7 days, until his level had come down to 42  μmol l−1 when he was restarted on a reduced dose (300 mg daily).

When he got out, he restarted his Web site and asked human rights advocates to contribute articles.

Called La Poderosa, it looked anything but powerful when they restarted it in the early 1990s.

When he tried to restart the phone, it wouldn't come back on.

His film stars former Manchester United goal-scoring legend Eric Cantona in a story about how a soccer-obsessed, down-on-his-luck British postal carrier's life is restarted when he is visited by Cantona, who plays himself.

His renal graft failed due to chronic allograft nephropathy after 7 years, when he had to be restarted on PD for renal replacement therapy.

However, there has been growing discontent among many Japanese who feel that Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda ignored public concerns about safety this month when he ordered the restarting of the Ohi power station in western Japan.

A number of EU countries have been trying to push forward the issue of food labelling for several years – an initiative that was put on hold 2013 at the request of US secretary of state, John Kerry, in 2013, at a time when he was trying to restart Israeli-Palestinian peace talks.

At the end of the war, when football officially restarted, he was excluded from the England team for most of the 1946/7 season in favour of Tom Finney, an outside right with almost as remarkable a body swerve.

Mr. Bush first made the offer of talks last June, when he announced that he would restart negotiations pursued by his predecessor.