Cena managed to collect himself and reverted to his normal self, attempting his signature Five Knuckle Shuffle when suddenly Wyatt responded with a 'crab pose' that shocked Cena into retreating.
After the Kangxi Emperor managed to imprison Oboi in 1669, he reverted many of the regents' policies.
The new Georgia governor managed to convince the legislature to change the flag once more, reverting to an older design with the words "In God we trust" emblazoned across the centre.
Some say he might be persuaded to revert to a genuine pursuit of the two-state solution if, as a quid pro quo, America managed to persuade Iran, by whatever means, to give up its nuclear ambitions.
Faulks ignored the timeframe established by Gardner and Benson and instead reverted to that used by Fleming and Amis, basing his novel in the 1960s; he also managed to use a number of the cultural touchstones of the sixties in the book.
If Mr Michel's liberals or the centre-left manage to block him, some nationalists will revert to what they have always believed: that in Belgium it is not right v left but Fleming v Walloon.
Gignac nearly puts 10-man Marseille ahead against Dortmund before his side are forced to revert to full on defence mode as Lewanowski manages to miss a sitter.
On a rain-soaked night in West Yorkshire, Leeds had to revert from their usual style of play, but still managed a comfortable win.
In 2005 the Kenyan government announced its intentions to give the park back to local Maasai people; the park's status was to revert back to being a reserve and would then be managed by a local council.
To revert to chronology: In 1960, the text of "A Walk on the Water" landed on the desk of Kenneth Ewing, the managing director of a newly formed script agency, which now represents such writers as Michael Frayn, Charles Wood, Adrian Mitchell, and Anthony ("Sleuth") Shaffer.
