Sentence examples for in reverse becoming from inspiring English sources

Maybe Dion is now ageing in reverse, becoming younger.

Now, a study of Pacific Island languages suggests that counting systems can also evolve in reverse, becoming more object-specific.

When Targin is crushed and injected it actually works in reverse, becoming an opioid antagonist that blocks opioid receptors and sends drug users into precipitated withdrawal.

Mr. Florence's lawyer, Susan Chana Lask, said that would make sense if her client were "Houdini in reverse" — a master of becoming incarcerated though blameless, in the hope of passing along contraband to confederates waiting for him inside.

In Case I, the inchworm body arches and then reverses that motion in becoming flat again.

The new deal is known as a "reverse merger" and would result in Purple becoming a publicly traded company overnight, but without the formal IPO process.

The film deftly avoids becoming some kind of whodunit in reverse, as McDonagh shows little particular interest in who might actually be the would-be killer.

While Salazar has reversed similar plans in Utah since becoming Secretary of the Interior, he has yet to budge on the Roan.

Yes, in many ways he's turned out to be a combative little right-winger, but his success in reversing Colombia's slide toward becoming a failed narco-state has boosted the confidence and optimism of rich and poor alike, and pretty much coated the president with Teflon; recent approval ratings have topped 80percentt, and this excellent jungle adventure no doubt will boost them yet higher.

These matches are fast becoming a midsummer ritual, the old Grand Tour of Europe in reverse.

He had found the worthy rival that every champion needs to establish a legend's status, and in 2009, he reversed the form, becoming the first horse ever to reclaim the Gold Cup.