reseat

I might open it up and check they are all reseated though.

After a while he turned, came back to the desk, and reseated himself.

I reseated it a couple of times and still got an empty, dead line.

He has, for example, reseated some of the players in a way that helps them hear one another better.

They reseated themselves after that and grew silent once again.

The Scout reseated himself on the edge of the table.

They also reseated the church, increasing its capacity from 536 to 656.

They removed the west gallery and reseated the body of the church.

He took the mug, but waited until she had reseated herself.

Before he could reseat himself, the judge whispered something in his ear, then turned away.

Now, be good enough to reseat yourself and listen to me."

The judge deemed it best to reseat herself and hold tight.

After a time, she turned and reseated herself at the desk-table.

She reseated herself and played with the lemon on her cup rim.

He hopefully reseated himself, drawing his wife down beside him.

James, reseated, spoke up again, determined to be included in the conversation.

She relaxed, maybe even sagged a little, then reseated herself.

The hull valve's reseated, if you'd like to take her down slowly.

He walked back to his chair and reseated himself.

His lean face was stubborn with determination as he reseated himself.

His eyes flicked westward as he reseated himself at the table.

She reseated herself in the other chair and rubbed her calves with one hand.

He stretched again and reseated himself at the computer.

Hal returned with the drinks, gave me mine, reseated himself.