Sentence examples for when restarting from inspiring English sources

A user has to press and hold several buttons on the phone when restarting the device.

Even though Touch ID replaces the passcode in many situations, there are still times when iOS relies on it (when restarting your device for example).

The stage actor knows from the coughs or fidgeting whether an audience is becoming bored, and is aware, when restarting after the interval, of the potential sedative effects of the half-time gin and tonics.

Something shifted when Biden ("You need not be a Jew to be a Zionist") was thanked for his unstinting support of Israel with a snub: The announcement that another 1,600 apartments for Jews will be built in east Jerusalem, a pure provocation when restarting peace talks is the core U.S. aim.

It may sound corny, but small firms that build what consultants like to call a "culture of learning" get more out of their training investments, because they don't have to reinvent the wheel when restarting programs from scratch.

On the Amiga and older consoles without the ability to save a game, the player can write down an alphanumeric code for these checkpoints and re-enter it when restarting the game later.

The program stopped midway through downloading, but when restarted, it offered to resume where it had left off.

Once a supernode has failed, even when restarted, it takes some time to become available as a resource to the P2P network again.

When restarted, the file will restart from the last save.

Stopping treatment can result in reduced efficacy when restarted.

(The remote was fine when it restarted).