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It sounds as though you might need to reline your brakes.

He also believes that the painting was relined at least twice before.

"This one is very rare because it was never relined.

Some guns were bored out and relined in 10-inch calibre.

Joker had heard them say so while he was relining the gravity walks.

Without him I'd still be relining skirts and sewing up hems.

The company offered to do the work - relining 32 feet of chimney - for $1,700.

The spire has been stitched and relined with fresh stone.

The paint was stripped and the tanks relined with coal tar.

In British service they were relined to take standard 6 inch (15 cm) ammunition.

They got to work relining the destroyer's tubes in readiness for its journey home.

They need to be relined to stop them leaking.'

We took extra newspaper to reline the cats' cases, but doing so involved a lot of tricky maneuvering.

Then she relined and resewed the entire dress, at a cost of $1,500.

"It's been relined and so far this year we've only been closed twice on dry days," he said.

Nevada then headed to New York to have her gun barrels relined.

Some bring cracked masonry to the job to support their recommendation to reline the flue.

He said there were no discolorations in, for example, "Hermits," which has been relined twice.

"In 1977, they had them relined with wax, a common means of relining at the time.

His company offers many services, including relining flues.

To correct this problem, the Model 1868 used a new barrel instead of relining the original older barrel.

A roof collapse occurred in October 2009, necessitating the closure of the line for relining work.

Theo proposed to have it relined and sent back to him in order to copy it.

He struggled to reline the pressure on his windpipe, but the powerful forearm was unyielding.

The original coal flues built into the thick walls were relined and will be reused.