Sentence examples for inverted to from inspiring English sources

In contemporary Britain, privilege has inverted to disadvantage.

The ceiling panels are inverted to represent the parting of the Red Sea.

Us magazine's rubric "Stars, they're just like us!" has now been inverted to "Us, we're just like stars".

But I don't think I've ever seen the status quo inverted to such devastating effect as in Naomi Alderman's fourth novel.

Later the toy city is raised and inverted, to indicate the topsy-turvy fate of Dido and her people.

The term was revived again in 1802 by the emperor Gia Long but was inverted to Viet Nam.

Activists sell "Take Back Oak Lawn" T-shirts with a logo of a rainbow-coloured clenched fist, the usual order of the hues inverted to signify distress.

The model was inverted to calculate SSM.

A piece of agar inverted to show SA sediment (i).

The intensity has been inverted to produce TEM-like contrast.

The intensity scale was inverted to improve the visibility.