Sentence examples for reverse taking from inspiring English sources

Duff was delighted, accusing Lewis's management of "doing a Cecil B DeMille in reverse – taking a star and turning him into an unknown".

In the supermarket, they do the reverse: taking the pallets off the lorries, unstacking them and putting the items on the shelves.

The fall came even as the Fed concluded that the possibility that the America's economic recovery would slip into reverse, taking the jobs market with it, had "diminished since the fall".

In simple terms, they work like a refrigerator in reverse, taking river water and cooling it down by about 4 degrees.

He described the Kosovo's leaders as being "like Robin Hood in reverse," taking from the poor for the benefit of the rich.

For whatever reason, call it stress or nerves or lack of sleep, she put the car in drive instead of reverse, taking the Chevy Equinox barreling into the DMV arguably the one place you would want avoid destroying in a car accident.

A district court dismissed the suit but the First Circuit reversed, taking a very broad view of the scope of implied certification.

But if they entered the water later, after 1am, the tide would have reversed, taking the escapees on a different course.

The curriculum is also aimed at having students learn that transcription can also be reversed, taking RNA to DNA, though the use of reverse transcriptase, thus expanding the functionality of the basic model.

"""Return a functional list with the same contents as source"."" In the definition above, the function reversed takes and returns an iterable value; it is another example of a function that uses the conventional interface of sequences.

Next week, that ratio may be reversed - take advantage.