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In the event of a crew making a bad start, they should be at once stopped and restarted.
ROWINGRUDOLF CHAMBERS LEHMANN
Finally the engines were restarted, and they pressed steadily down the ever-widening estuary.
THE PIT PROP SYNDICATEFREEMAN WILLS CROFTS
A foul occurred in the first essay at starting, and the boats were restarted.
BOATINGW. B. WOODGATE
He roused himself with a sigh, restarted his engine, and went on to find some turning place.
MR. BRITLING SEES IT THROUGHH. G. WELLS
He smile reassuringly and waved his hand as he restarted the car.
THE SHADOW OF THE EASTE. M. HULL
For some years the industry was abandoned, but was restarted on a small scale in 1903.
I set the men to work, however, to clean things up again, and they have restarted the job this morning.
UNDER THE CHILIAN FLAGHARRY COLLINGWOOD
He restarted the car, and, taking his seat once more at the wheel, drove on at a smooth and easy pace.
THE HERMIT OF FAR ENDMARGARET PEDLER
They packed some, split into sections, under the wheels, and Harding restarted the engine.
HARDING OF ALLENWOODHAROLD BINDLOSS
Candles that have never been blown out give a much better light than restarted ones—who can say why?
IT NEVER CAN HAPPEN AGAINWILLIAM DE MORGAN