Sentence examples for it's reverted from inspiring English sources

This year, it's reverted to a pay-upfront game, which some parents will prefer.

Now, it's reverted to cheeky gimmicks, hoping to create an atmosphere conducive to carefree spending.

It was originally laid out into a grid of 18 icons per page and now it's reverted to a list.

Now, it's reverting that change in four of its largest U.S. markets, citing "increased wait times for rides" and "a few long pickups".

Rather, it's reverting to a concept that long reigned before the 1980s boom radically changed the idea of luxury and the products that qualified.

After de-doping, the color was turned from green to blue and it was reverted to its original color after re-doping with acid [21] (Fig. 1).

It was available during the Wii U Virtual Console trial campaign for a cheaper price, and it was reverted to its regular price on June 13 , 2013

They had, as it were, reverted to a state of nature and were faced with the need to enter into a social pact.

National Coordinating Body: The ECCD Act mandated the Council for the Welfare of Children (CWC) to also function as the National ECCD Coordinating Council (NECCDCC) under the Office of the President, but in 2007, by virtue of Executive Order No. 630, it was reverted as an attached agency to the Department of Social Welfare and Development.

The tour organizers liked the effect of the points system, and it remained active until the 1912 Tour de France, after which it was reverted to the time system.

In 1947, No. 1831 was given electric lighting and converted to oil-burning as part of government-backed fuel trials in anticipation of a post-war coal shortage, though it was reverted to coal-firing in December 1948.