Under less optimum conditions the plant life reverts to the desert varieties.
For many families, life reverts to normal once the initial hoopla is over.
But when the cameras stop rolling on metaphorical performances, life reverts to black-and-white and these women get serious.
The lyrics stop shaking their fist at the evils of modern life and revert back to childhood, a topic that informed the most celebrated songs from Funeral.
Dr. Ruvkun found that only when the gene was activated in the nerve cells of the worm's brain did life span revert to normal.
Later in life they revert to objectivity, even when called to address issues relating to the subjective nature of humans.
Language barriers not only apply to the recently arrived but also the ageing post-war European migrants who can become nostalgic later in life and revert to their primary culture and language, as described by Schmid and Keijzer [ 30].
Italy's biggest trade union federation, the CGIL, protested against the employment reform and Mr Renzi's take-it-or-leave it approach.In this section Voting in their hearts Military marches Correction Toulouse v Paris Frenzied Renzi Small Balkan scandal Benefits tourism not OK Ban it if you can Dave-no-mates ReprintsNow the focus of public life has reverted to type.
Ryde pier, wistfully remembered from childhood by the author and former Tory MP Gyles Brandreth as "the first in my life", has reverted to its original function as the drab landing stage for Isle of Wight ferries, but at its height it had a 700-seat domed pavilion, reading and refreshment rooms, and a sun lounge.
Most of us will apportion blame on someone we might do better to appreciate at some stage in our lives, moving from parents and teachers in adolescence to lovers, partners, bosses, colleagues and so on in later life, before reverting back to Mum and Dad!
