Sentence examples for automatically reverting to from inspiring English sources

"Paul," he said automatically, reverting to the lie.

And five others have expressed their contempt by adopting the age-21 limit only temporarily, automatically reverting to a lower age limit if the Federal penalty is lifted.

Here we have a restraint on alienation because the clause prevented the Brashlers from disposing of the property in a particular way: they could not mortgage or encumber the property without the property automatically reverting to the Albys.

For instance, if you're worried about inconveniencing someone, you could say "I hope this hasn't been too much trouble" instead of automatically reverting to "I'm sorry".

Crimea officially moved an hour ahead to Moscow time, but cellphones automatically revert to Ukrainian time.

Each terminal automatically reverts to the old price when the special offer expires.

After a given number of years, the law would automatically revert to its former status unless Congress reauthorized it.

This gives them an easy way to automatically revert to the star that they have been tracking.

After 35 years, copyrights automatically revert to authors, so the change could have placed long-term copyrights in the hands of recording companies rather than musicians.

Bloomberg administration officials and municipal unions argue that HIP is unique and that the money should not automatically revert to the state.

If the year ends without a deal, tax rates for everyone automatically revert to those in effect when President Bill Clinton left office.