rerun

Object

• test: I tried to compensate for this by rerunning the test in manual mode and adjusting the flash brightness.

Converse of object

• watch: I was watching a rerun of the sitcom TV series Frasier.
• see: And when our coach got back to The Lansdowne, we got to see the rerun of the game on Sky.
• have: You will return to the database screen having rerun your search with the chosen limits.
• get: As the Apple Turns sees the Apple saga as a TV soap opera - you can get reruns here too.
• order: If it concludes that the ballot was not a paragraph 29 compliant ballot it can order a rerun.
• want: You would not want a rerun of the area plan inquiry.

Adjective modifier

• endless: The sort of thing you were brought up with, with endless reruns on public television.
• old: Today's Tory Party simply the same old rerun of the same old boys ' network.

Modifies a noun

• lilo: You may have to move things around and rerun lilo after the installation stuff completes.

Noun used with modifier

• game: Under the agreement for the maximum game reruns with of gambling.
• summer: But during the summer rerun period, something unusual happened.
• TV: They hold out the promise new things when all they want is TV reruns.
• ballot: Ballot rerun on BBC expenses Last month's vote on a new BBC expenses policy is being run again.
• alf: With protecting the the number of through alf reruns.

Preposition: of

• election: The Zimbabwean opposition has demanded a rerun of the elections.
• series: I was watching a rerun of the sitcom TV series Frasier.
• competition: The market testing conducted between February and July 2001 confirmed that there was very little market enthusiasm for a rerun of the previous competition.
• game: February 03: The squad were forced to sit through a video nasty today - a rerun of the game against Villa.
• episode: Meanwhile, over on satellite, Granada Plus were beginning the first of many reruns of the color episodes.