Sentence examples for will be a rerun of from inspiring English sources

For Wake Forest and North Carolina State, this will be a rerun of the head-banging matchups they experienced during the season.

It would be silly to say that the sky is about to fall in: too much has been agreed in the past, and too many countries and businesses value an open trading system, to suppose that the 2010s will be a rerun of the 1930s.

Leading Tories have been hoping that the coming general election will be a rerun of 1992, when fears about the economic impact of a Labour government drove people to vote Conservative in record numbers, despite the fact that Britain was only beginning to recover from the 1990-1 recession.

And then Face The Nation will be a rerun of Fox News Sunday in that we'll have two guys yelling at each other impotently (in this case Senator Jeff Flake (R-Ariz).

The contest was formally triggered by Eagle's entry into the race, meaning there will in effect be a rerun of last year's hustings over the summer and vote to be announced in September.

It will, in many ways, be a rerun of last year's national identity debate, when town halls and internet chat rooms across the land teemed with racist invective.

I left determined I would not get involved with a team again because that would be a rerun of what I'd done and I was happy with what I'd achieved.

The cast of characters seems to be a rerun of the 2003 buyout.

It could be a rerun of the 1992 referendum on the Maastricht treaty.

It was a point that Guardiola felt he needed to make, one that will be revisited now that there is a rerun of the 2009 semi-final with Chelsea.

It was a rerun of "S.N.L".