Sentence examples for and reverting from inspiring English sources

I'm spooling back the years and reverting to VHS.

Are we capable of reacting quickly enough and acknowledging that and reverting to regulations which seem to be OK now?

For the second half, City cut loose to the extent of sending Jesús Navas on for Delph and reverting to a more usual 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1

It has been suggested that he has undergone a sort of apostasy, jettisoning his new historicist principles and reverting to a traditionalist agenda.

Well, in that case … erm … certainly you would never catch Brazil's tourist board doing something similar to Fifa and reverting to stereotypes like, say, Brazilians playing football on the beach, to lure people to the country.

He added: "People are eating more simple sugar than they used to, and reverting to a diet that is more fruits and vegetables and less sweetened food would help.

Donna and Gordon had divorced, Donna going corporate, becoming a partner at Diane's firm and reverting to her maiden name of Emmerson in order to take up more of the precious real estate on the company's letterheads and signage.

"This is the only fair way to do it and reverting back to the old policy gives the children with siblings in the G.&T. program huge advantage on two fronts".

Ellis belongs to a generation of American historians that is turning away from critical social history -- history from below" -- and reverting to the "great man" approach to the past.

Then, when Fulham sent on David Healy and Collins John to join Diomansy Kamara and Dempsey in a four-man front line, Jol responded by replacing Malbranque with Michael Dawson and reverting to a 5-3-2 formation.

Generally, it is aimed to educate youth on subjects of health and nutrition and promote active living, and have been proposed as attractive strategies for encouraging weight loss and reverting/preventing metabolic alterations in children and adolescents [ 13, 14].