Sentence examples for reverses on from inspiring English sources

'If only Fulham played away from home as well as Paul Jewell,' joked one traveller, capturing the darkness of the visitors' litany of reverses on the road.

The direction of the dipole component reverses, on an average, about every 300,000 to 1,000,000 years.

Hendrik Witbooi, the Nama leader, proved an exceptionally able guerrilla captain, and he inflicted a series of humiliating reverses on German troops.

He'd had his reverses on the stock market and elsewhere, a tough year, but he was still a member of the tin-knockers' union and always had work.

In the stratosphere, deviations from the mean behaviour of the winds occur during events called sudden warmings, when the meridional temperature gradient reverses on timescales as short as several days.

MI5 estimates that 3,000 people in Britain may pose a terrorist threat and that more than 850 have travelled to Isis-controlled territory in Syria and Iraq, some of whom may want to return to the UK as Isis suffers military reverses on the ground.

Originally he got a reward of one cent from Ford, but this was reversed on appeal.

That was reversed on appeal in 2004.

The decision was reversed on appeal.

(The first verdict was reversed on appeal).

The order should be reversed on appeal.