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One of the tyres began to reinflate, then the other.

That was extra good; it would make the tire much more difficult to reinflate.

The only way to get him off the pitch alive was to reinflate the tunnel.

Last week, the Bank of Japan started a new campaign to reinflate the economy.

But there appears to be no shortage of investors who think that it will reinflate soon.

But he will need more than energy to reinflate eBay's stagnant stock price.

A small air compressor in the car would reinflate the tires as necessary.

The hissing noise stopped and his suit began to reinflate.

A chest pump had been inserted to reinflate the lung.

Economically there's no contest - the only way out of this mess is to reinflate the economy.

Well, that ought to reinflate her self-esteem a bit.

Sometimes surgery is needed to reinflate the lung.

Because if that doesn't happen, the terrorism bubble will reinflate and bad things will follow.

The need to reinflate the raft again and again robs me of my sleep at night.

This enabled the government to reinflate their economy, which culminated in its eventual rearmament.

Every ounce of air immediately exploded out of his lungs, which refused to reinflate.

He started resolutely to reinflate his bag, but even the noise this made could not disfigure their mood.

An attempt was made to reinflate her in 1921, revealing that the original gasbags had deteriorated too much for this to be possible.

We'll have to drain and reinflate the lungs."

And then they forgot to reinflate it-or else they didn't have time to do that.

"So they have turned on the printing presses in an effort to reinflate the economy and have been buying Treasuries."

I reinflate tube and listen, over the hissing of cars on the wet road, for the sound of escaping air.

They do not shrink, and they do not reinflate.

After that we reinflate the emergency air bottle, top up the reservoir, sign the 700 and off we go.'

They began to insert the tracheal tube in her throat and worked to reinflate her lungs.