Sentence examples for be put into reverse from inspiring English sources
Mr Osborne's policy may yet be put into reverse.
The trends toward greater globalization are not going to be put into reverse.
And a process of "turning something horrible into something that, I hope, is well made and beautiful" might be put into reverse.
We say international trade organisations like the WTO, the World Bank and the IMF should be put into reverse gear: instead of intensifying the rush of goods and services around the world they should encourage every country to choose its priorities in developing its local economy.
The system then had to be put into reverse when people penetrated the northern latitudes of Europe and Asia and acquired lighter skin, probably to admit more of the sunlight required to synthesize vitamin D. Several of the 25 skin genes bear strong signatures of natural selection, but natural selection has taken different paths to lighten people's skin in Europe and in Asia.
Wordsworth's famous pronouncement — "We poets in our youth begin in gladness; / But thereof comes in the end despondency and madness" — appears to have been put into reverse by Ginsberg.
What is invaluable, however, is that when the car is put into reverse, the screen in the centre of the dashboard switches from satellite-navigation mode and instead displays the view from a camera at the back of the car.
Since then, deals it had struck to sell its Saturn and Saab brands have fallen apart, and a plan to spin off Opel/Vauxhall, its European business, was put into reverse when GM decided to retain the unit.
To retrieve a bit of data, the process is put into reverse, with the magnetism on the disk generating an electric current in the head.In this section In our genes?
The process of globalisation has not been put into reverse, either by the demands of security or by a disenchantment with open markets: if anything, the chances of a new round of trade liberalisation have increased, despite a weak world economy.
The mirrors are programmed to move when the vehicle is put into reverse gear allegedly to improve rear visibility.
