rerun|reruns in English

noun

[re·run || ‚rɪː'rʌn]

reshowing of a program or film; program or film that is reshow

Use "rerun|reruns" in a sentence

1. It's a rerun.

2. Bush wants to rerun in 19

3. Expecting to rerun manual tests.

4. Object load failure. Please rerun Setup.

5. Well, thanks for the rerun, pal.

6. We can rerun them whenever we want to.

7. Subsets of these can be rerun as necessary.

8. A rerun would have been the juster solution.

9. Nor when a race is lost, can it be ever rerun.

10. This must be subsequently corrected and the program rerun.

11. Rerun the above command with the argument set accordingly.

12. The TV station is airing reruns of my favorite soap opera.

13. They don't want a rerun of a certain event.

14. It turns out that not all Odyssey programs are network reruns.

15. I could change stadium and team names and rerun stadium columns.

16. Reruns aired during the following week upped the total viewership to 6.8 million.

17. The commercials, the filler, the reruns, the videos-all of it counts.

18. The name Rerun, according to Berry, referred to the character's Brainlessness: In the summer, he had to rerun all the classes he failed during the school year.

19. Verification was cancelled. Rerun Data collection and then click Verify again.

20. I could keep inserting new imperial abuses of power and rerun Willie Brown columns.

21. Save the updated file and rerun make to build the new version of xev.

22. From 1990 to 1993 reruns of the show were aired as a part of the Disney Afternoon lineup.

23. The Constitutional Court ordered the Melilla rerun on the grounds of irregularities in the original voting.

24. The shows may have been made aeons ago, but endless reruns have ensured kitsch classic status for information obsessives.

25. You mean we could have just sat on the couch and watched reruns to get the same level of cultural snobbery?