That means the oil spigot has been turned back on.
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When you closed them again, the A/C turned back on.
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It's also not clear when the water will be turned back on.
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At any rate, some of the smiles are being turned back on.
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But when STEREO-B was turned back on, the signal was lost.
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But one BCDU only partially turned back on when they were done.
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What's more, the screen turned back on when the camera detected motion.
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The male gaze, somehow, had been politely but ruthlessly turned back on itself.
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Once turned back on, tracking data will show a big and unusual jump.
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The rights lawyer told Reuters last week that she was turned back on Nov.
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Once the economy is turned back on there's going to be a demand crisis.
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After his speech ended, the lights in the Oregon section were turned back on.
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The same flight, NZ289, was turned back on a flight to China on Aug.
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Yeah I noticed that actually today, that Apple News turned back on their notifications.
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If the supply tap is not turned back on, 2019 will be rather less rosy.
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The video and audio cannot be turned back on until you press the button again.
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Indeed, his account was turned back on after the email, but only for six days.
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Officials are assessing damage to see when power can be turned back on, Keebler said.
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"Nope," I said, as the speakers surrounding the pool turned back on, blasting Katy Perry.
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Moments later, the lights turned back on, and after a brief delay, the show resumed.
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When it was turned back on in 2015, it almost immediately began hearing the waves.
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The upgraded detectors were turned back on April 1, the beginning of their third observational run.
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The Valve Turners knew the pipelines would be turned back on in just a few hours.
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Autumn and then winter's snows arrived, and the kilns at the factory never turned back on.
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It's an arc of progress that seems to have turned back on itself to some degree.
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Iraqis' anger then turned back on the U.S., leading to the siege at the embassy compound.
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I was able to get in contact with some of them and get lights turned back on.
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The barricades During negotiations, the prisoners demanded that the water be turned back on in C Building.
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China put its plans to lift capital controls on ice; the stimulus taps were turned back on.
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In short: Scott's got a whole lot riding on getting the lights turned back on for Florida.
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A grant from the National Park Foundation allowed the lights to be turned back on Christmas Eve.
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But their attention was stubbornly turned back on themselves, and on the ambient noises in the room.
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For too long, when a woman spoke out against a man, the suspicion was turned back on her.
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When it was turned back on in 2015, its range was bumped up to 225 million light-years.
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The convoy turned back on Tuesday and it arrived in Rwanda's capital Kigali on Wednesday morning, he said.
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Power lines and trees blocked nearly every road, and utilities and electricity had not been turned back on.
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The water was never turned back on, and Mr. Thomas was not given any drinks with his food.
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The question gets turned back on London by the novel's form: What does London really know about love?
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The music was turned off after a first request by the police, but was then turned back on.
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The 50 water fountains run by the department will soon be de-grimed and turned back on. Playgrounds.
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The ship staggered onward, jinked briefly toward Jamaica, then reluctantly turned back on its familiar course, heading toward Tampico.
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President Donald Trump on Wednesday tweeted that in the wake of the agreements, aid would be turned back on.
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Robin said some Russian supporters were turned back on arrival at Marseille international airport but that others had arrived overland.
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By the time the lights turned back on, over 1,000 fires and citywide looting had left the city in shambles.
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When it was turned back on after shutdowns for adjustments and repairs, the amount of carbon captured sometimes even dropped.
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After all, we had just barely gotten our power turned back on, and we were facing fears of possible foreclosure.
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If it comes to this level, Super Cruise cannot be reactivated until the car is turned off and turned back on.
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Eight weeks away, I turned back on the radio and the first words I heard were Robert Mueller and Stormy Daniels.
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Many of those turned back on Friday had apparently been rushing to reach Turkey before the new visa rules took effect.
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Those improved machine learning programs can then be turned back on the brain, and we can learn even more about neuroscience.
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When it was turned back on, the oil surged, breaching the corroded metal in a 2-foot section of the line.
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Its scientific instruments, which had been turned off for the arrival at Jupiter, will be turned back on in two days.
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With no funding to rebuild its public schools in hand, there's no telling when the water will be turned back on.
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When the recorder was turned back on 52 seconds later, the fugitive charge was dismissed and the man was ordered released.
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Early in her tenure, Monday drove one woman to a drug-rehabilitation program and helped another get her electricity turned back on.
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In any case, the convoy turned back on Thursday, looping west and north to try to reach Deir al-Zour through Sukhna.
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Her husband had only discovered it when he returned to the home to make sure the furnace was turned back on, she said.
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The probe's instruments were all powered down for orbital insertion yesterday, and they won't be turned back on for a couple of days.
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By the time the climber started heading down, the lights were turned back on and police officers rushed inside to track him down.
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When he stepped down from the podium, the jumbo teleprompter that he'd been reading from flickered, went black, and then turned back on.
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He says power in Yosemite Valley was turned off while firefighters worked to quell the blaze, but it was turned back on Sunday morning.
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Graphic: LIGOLess than two weeks after the gravitational wave detectors turned back on, they've already seen evidence of two pairs of colliding black holes.
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Krylia Sovetov did not reply to a request for comment, but wrote on Twitter on Tuesday afternoon that power had been turned back on.
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UN distributions of food, water, and medical supplies are being turned back on the grounds that there's too much violence to permit field aid.
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After each of these strenuous actions, the performers' microphones were turned back on, infusing the next song with the sibilance of their heavy breathing.
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The images were finally turned back on nearly a year later, when Photobucket replaced the executive team, including CEO John Corpus, and Leonard stepped in.
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A mother from Florida recovering from surgery used a playful yard sign to get her electricity turned back on after Hurricane Irma hit the state.
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The speakers had been broadcasting on a regular basis since January 2016, they were turned back on as a response to Pyongyang's fourth nuclear test.
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These hacks, and this podcast, have turned devices nominally designed to protect people's homes into surveillance devices that have been turned back on their owners.
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The Federal Reserve chair resisted temptation to discuss the U.S. election although declared she did not want to see the clock turned back on financial regulation.
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Can certain features – like voice or text chat – be turned off, and if so, can they easily be turned back on when you leave the room?
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The speakers had been playing on a regular basis since January 2016, when they were turned back on as a response to North Korea's fourth nuclear test.
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By declaring bankruptcy, debtors can start a monthly Chapter 13 plan tied to their income and get the power turned back on within a month or so.
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But when Mr. Obama briefly revived the operation for the strikes this week, its exemption from those rules was temporarily turned back on too, they said. Col.
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Across advanced economies, borrowing capacity is still impaired after the trauma of the crisis; and banking reforms mean that credit taps cannot be turned back on so easily.
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One of the contracts the island's beleaguered government signed in order to get the lights turned back on is with a tiny Montana-based company named Whitefish Energy.
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It is understood the plane turned back on its route before flying for more than six hours down a southern flight corridor — where it crashed into the Indian Ocean.
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It could, for example, recover neuronal function after a half-hour of oxygen and blood deprivation — in other words, it could be taken offline and turned back on again.
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This week, a video surfaced on the internet of la Academia Bautista Puerto Nuevo, a K-12 school in San Juan, showing the school's electricity finally being turned back on.
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When the lights turned back on, her reality flashed back to her, and it was horrible, but she was grateful that the movie helped her to escape for two hours.
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It's possible the satellite turned back on during a period of time in which Earth's orbit eclipsed its onboard solar panels, drained its batteries, and forced a reset of IMAGE's systems.
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" Nicholson added, "The stimulus taps are clearly being turned back on, despite new government efforts to rein in debt such as the new debt-equity swaps being offered to Chinese banks.
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When the manual process didn't work for the Ethiopian Airlines pilots, they appear to have turned back on the electricity to the flight control system in a last-ditch effort at recovery.
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As part of iOS 12, Do Not Disturb mode will include a new "Do not disturb during bedtime" that hides your notifications, which can be tapped in the morning and turned back on.
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He and Vanellope will use the Wi-Fi to travel out to the internet, find the auction site, and win the replacement wheel so Sugar Rush can be repaired and turned back on.
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In her new novel "Hazards of Time Travel," coming out in November, Joyce Carol Oates takes an almost literal approach to exploring fears that the clock could be turned back on women's rights.
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In the midst of those dates, the faucet turned back on, and by the time A Crow Looked at Me came out, he was already playing more new songs that grappled with similar feelings.
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Mr. Nolen added that if an empty, powered-down plane sits in hot weather for an hour or more, the cabin may take a while to cool down when it is turned back on.
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"There are people who have been tempted by this model and have turned back on it," said Eve Corrigan, whose Paris-based business Malhia Kent makes fabrics for Chanel, LVMH's Louis Vuitton and other labels.
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The blackout continued Friday because the Communications Authority of Kenya refused to receive the court summons documents, according to Okiya Omtatah, the activist who petitioned the high court to have the channels turned back on.
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When Joe Shoen stepped in to take the dogs back, as Froehlich had previously suggested, the charity owner turned back on her offer allegedly concerned over the dogs' health at the Schoen house, the paper reported.
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And on the occasions where they would get cut off, praying it wouldn't happen over the weekend and that by the end of the week we had what we needed to get them turned back on.
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If they happen to hear something that's uncomfortable or disturbing from the mainstream media, they can click on Fox News and be immediately comforted and have their anger turned back on the true boogeyman — the left.
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When Kynse Leigh Agles found out it would take almost two weeks to get her electricity turned back on after Hurricane Irma swept the state, she knew she had to take things into her own hands.
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The power was just turned back on for many residents on Sunday night, and more than a dozen people — including children and the elderly — were evacuated by two of the Oklahoma National Guard's Black Hawk helicopters.
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A flight from Los Angeles to Tokyo turned back on Tuesday because of an apparent mix-up involving an unauthorized passenger on board — while a fashion model repeatedly tweeted about the episode to 9.2 million her followers.
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The show turned back on itself in other ways, as with Elliot's excellent advice to Sean the E Corp head of sales, a parody of a corporate pep talk that nevertheless applied to Elliot's own immediate situation.
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The speakers, which can be heard for miles on the North's side, have been playing on a regular basis since January 2016, when they were turned back on as a response to North Korea's fourth nuclear test.
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He points out that any grid-hacking techniques the US might use against Russia could potentially be turned back on the US or its allies, providing a blueprint for sophisticated sabotage of the West's far more digitized economy.
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But I thought the gaze quickly turned back on me as a black person, and the white audience was suddenly listening to this one-sided conversation between a black actress and the people of color in the audience.
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But I thought the gaze quickly turned back on me as a black person, and the white audience was suddenly listening to this one-sided conversation between a black actress and the people of color in the audience.
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"The recovery process is still ongoing and indeed it cannot be turned back on at once immediately, but rather gradually we try to normalise with maximum efforts," Sripeni Inten Cahyani, acting chief executive of PLN, said in a statement.
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Gauguin's exoticizing gaze and behavior are turned back on themselves in a series of canny photographs and collages and a video in which actors recreate Gauguin's paintings — as well as grab the camera, turning it back on the artist.
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Lewis's supervisor warned the team at lunch that the power to the panel would be turned back on, after having been off that morning, but in the noise of the break area, Lewis and his colleagues didn't hear the warning.
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The China Consumers Association has asked Apple to investigate "a considerable number" of reports by users of iPhone 6 and 6s phones that the devices have been shutting off and cannot be turned back on again, it said on Tuesday.
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The China Consumers Association (CCA) has asked Apple to investigate "a considerable number" of reports by users of iPhone 6 and 6s phones that the devices have been shutting off and cannot be turned back on again, it said on Tuesday.
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Perhaps the "You are too fast" phrase is a preprogrammed response for when Tay receives a lot of messages, and in being turned back on, the bot has been deluged with tweets and is telling everyone to slow it down.
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The spacecraft will also not send back any photographs or data from the instruments, which will be shut down on Wednesday, five days before its arrival, and will not be turned back on until a couple of days after its arrival.
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Then a rocket attack killed an American contractor in Iraq, American airstrikes hit an Iranian-backed Iraqi militia, and Iraqis' anger turned back on the United States, culminating with a break-in at its embassy compound in Baghdad on Tuesday.
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Meanwhile, TechCrunch has learned that both Facebook and Instagram are prototyping Do Not Disturb features that let users shut off notifications from the apps for 30 minutes, one hour, two hours, eight hours, one day or until they're turned back on manually.
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Around 95 percent of the idled Baytex wells have been turned back on, roughly half of them in May and the rest in June, said the source, who declined to be named because he is not authorized to speak to the media.
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In Syracuse, where we went next, our elegant, spacious, comfortable apartment, also an Airbnb, had another sort of glitch: The electricity had been turned off in a country where, we well knew, it could be weeks for it to be turned back on.
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On Tuesday, after days of fighting — along with an American airstrike that accidentally struck a pro-government militia outpost, killing seven people — the deactivated towers were turned back on, and repair teams set out to fix the burned infrastructure, Mr. Talash said.
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There, at Glen Canyon Dam, the river is turned back on itself, drowning more than 2124 miles of plasma-red gorges and replacing the Colorado's free-spirited rapids with an immense lake of flat, still water called Lake Powell, the nation's second-largest reserve.
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Mr. Lubbers, a retired bank vice president, has guided a Kenyan refugee through a mortgage application, helped a family from the Democratic Republic of Congo get their hot water turned back on, and most recently taught two Afghans how to drive in his aging Pontiac in a nearby cemetery.
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Meanwhile, the clock appears to have turned back on the North Korea relationship, with Pyongyang testing weapons and firing off missiles in defiance of United Nations sanctions, in an apparent attempt to force Trump to make the concessions he was unwilling to make during his last meeting with Kim.
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But the National Security Agency would be free to record Ukrainian officials, including Mr. Zelensky, talking among themselves about those conversations, and those intercepts could reveal how much they knew, and when, about Mr. Trump's demand to withhold aid from Ukraine in its fight against Russian incursions, and the conditions it would have to meet to get it turned back on.
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