Sentence examples for revert now from inspiring English sources

So far, so defensible, but he then made a show of signing a pledge not to raise fees during the election – only to revert now to his prior position that abolition would be a mistake.

While the genealogy depicts a gradual decay in the social and economic standing of the Szokinie Stravinskys (to revert, now, to a transliterated Russian spelling), the geography reveals a parallel southeasterly drift, but always within the borders of the ancient Grand Duchy of Lithuania — the eastern half of the pre-Napoleonic kingdom of Poland.

So, it's mean reverting now.

Luz reverted now, drawn back into that lonely place she'd been trapped in for months.

Rohde also has also put together some graphs here that show that an increasing number of edits are reverts (now at 20%) as opposed to the addition of new material, which he aptly calls "Unproductive Article Edits".

You, the BBC, have set these changes in motion already and to revert back now would cause someone at BBC to lose face.

"I would like to announce that Swaziland will now revert to its original name," he said, wearing red military uniform.

"Members will now revert to their boards to share the details of the proposed revised structures and principles.

Yet Mr. Levine, for his many mysterious reasons, has gradually refocused his energies, so much so that he will now revert to music director starting next season.

Where will we find the time to enter into a qualification tournament?" Pearce and the women's coach Hope Powell now revert to their full-time jobs, each with the prospect of another major tournament next summer.

The bid for the tanker will now revert to an "open competition" until a new contract is awarded.Siemens announced that it would cut 4% of its global workforce, or 16,750 jobs.