Sentence examples for I've reverted from inspiring English sources
OK, so I've reverted back to "it's good for you" to make the argument.
My husband insists he can't sleep with any lights on so I've reverted to reading in the dark on night vision.
Before that, I just believed the ducks were somehow real, and now, as an adult, I've reverted to my first opinion: the ducks ARE real".
I'm getting lots of exercise and, now that I've reverted to my hominid form, I can scuttle around on all four legs at speeds approaching forty miles per hour!
"I don't get it," I say, during our day off at the hotel - I've reverted to nature-man mode again, naked and happy, sated with sun, food and wine - "If Zeus is king of the gods, how does he have a birthplace?
I think it's a shame that financial constraints forces young people like me backwards (I do feel like I've reverted back to a teenager - 'are you home for dinner?' 'Where are you going tonight, who with?' 'What time will you be home' 'What time did you get in last night?' 'What time do you call this'.) While some people dream of mum's home cooking and laundry, it does grow tiresome.
I have reverted to the original pie, but with brown rice instead of tapioca.
After the formal ceremonies were over, Sandusky grabbed the microphone and shouted out, "It's about time, George!" "I had reverted back to the days of my mischievous youth," Sandusky writes, in "Touched".
As more places accept plastic, and my credit-card bill has grown beyond one page, I have reverted to cash; it is safe, reliable, and far simpler than ploughing through monthly statements.Jay StarkmanAtlantaSIR – You seemed to support efficiency over efficacy.
Incidentally, I have reverted to Peking after being told by a Chinese acquaintance that my pronunciation of Beijing is no closer to the Chinese original.T.W. JohnstonGreat Bookham, SurreySIR – Why do you complain that English-speakers "are expected to kowtow to name-changer's whims" more so than other language speakers?
Since I removed it, they've reverted to an arcane queueing system in which patients are chosen depending on which tool the dentist happens to have in hand at a given moment.
