The banjo reappears maybe seven more times, once reverting to the initial phrase, and never for more than a second.
But almost at once he reverted to his former manner of life, and, although James failed to apprehend him, he was forced to take refuge in France about 1595.
Britain seems unlikely to overthrow its monarchy any time soon — having tried it once and reverted — and the future public role of the royal baby seems inevitable, his continuing good health permitting.
The rest of the nation has once again reverted to the mindless mindset of cold-war-style imperialism, now that George Bush and his gang of corporate sheep-dawgs are in charge of the most fearsome arsenal of weaponry ever known to humanity.Oil?
Once I reverted back to XP, everything was noticeably snappier.
From much of my client experience with Bookbub I knew there was only one direction my book sales would take once I reverted to a much higher price: DOWN.
Instead, too many people are asking, "how could Janay have let this happen?" Rather than use this moment in popular culture to educate ourselves about the epidemic of domestic violence, we have once again reverted to blaming the victim.
Once schedules revert to normal, the bad news is that you and your fellow passengers will be at the back of the queue; Virgin says it is considering additional flights, "As well as securing seats on other carriers where possible".
The new Georgia governor managed to convince the legislature to change the flag once more, reverting to an older design with the words "In God we trust" emblazoned across the centre.
Mark Smaller, who heads the public information committee of the American Psychoanalytic Association, said he believes that holidays can provoke "temporary regressions," in which parents, adult children and siblings, once reunited, revert to decades-old patterns of behavior.
