Sentence examples for before reverting to a from inspiring English sources

Woodhead suggests teaching all children to read, write and be numerate at primary level before reverting to a selective secondary system.

For their 10th anniversary, they performed only sunrise concerts on 10 consecutive days — an Advent Calendar of drumming — before reverting to a more manageable three-morning schedule in 2001.

Mars could well prove ideally suited by this intermediate distance after hastening from maiden company to shape well when sixth in both the 2,000 Guineas and Derby, before reverting to a mile for third in the St James's Palace Stakes.

So I think a plug-in that goes closer to 20 miles all-electric before reverting to a gasoline hybrid makes much more sense, especially for initial market introduction where the cost of the vehicle still reflects the use of expensive batteries that have not come down in cost.

The team were experimenting with set-ups and Vettel did his low-fuel run early before reverting to a heavier fuel load for race preparation work.

This is a short clip from the video, which starts with a sad Mugabe look-a-like dining alone, before reverting to a a series of fabricated flashbacks - supposedly featuring Muammar Gaddafi, Uganda's Idi Amin and other late autocratic rulers.

We'll see how long I last before reverting to an English translation… Broadcaster, author and journalist It is a summer to indulge my obsessions.

At the Carlton Kendall town line, NY 18 curves southeastward once again before reverting to an easterly alignment in Kendall.

The camera switches to color for a few seconds several times during the video, before reverting to black-and-white.

The conversation now goes: "Let's go out for dinner?" "Ooh, yes! Where?" — followed by silence as we both mentally scan the menus of our favourite local eateries in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, before reverting to plan B: a Mexican takeaway on the sofa.

Soon, Arias is released into a kind of psychedelic rain forest, where he eats mushrooms, talks to the audience about his sex life, and performs a ballad titled "Jungle of Eden," before reverting to what he has always been: a chanteuse whose sidesplits and potty mouth may keep him out of the Rainbow Room but will forever win him a place in our straight and queer hearts.