Sentence examples for revert once again from inspiring English sources

It was soon found that the skirt made it possible to revert once again to the plenum chamber as a cushion producer.

If the Freedom Party gets close to the 20% voting share predicted in most polls, the two big parties will face an unappealing choice: either join forces with an irresponsible rabble-rouser, risking a repeat of the country's 1990s isolation; or revert once again to a discredited grand coalition, with the built-in conflicts that make governing Austria so hard.

Once the novelty wears off, bleached hair will revert once again to the confines of its core audience: horny idiots magnetically drawn to anything that connotes "anger problems" or "issues with mum" due to their own unexamined emotional problems.

Once the novelty wears off, bleached hair will revert once again to the confines of its core audience horny idiots magnetically drawn to anything that connotes "anger problems" or "issues with mom" due to their own unexamined emotional problems.

Following her modifications, her name reverted once again to Gothenburg.

The danger now faced, if prisoners are denied access to the courts by the justice secretary, is that they may once again revert to getting their voices heard from the rooftops of riot-torn prisons.

After we get over our heebie-jeebies and proper shuddering, we should once again revert to the Principle of Charity and see if it can survive for a minute in this heated environment.

Already the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency has reverted to form, becoming once again a captive of the banks it is supposed to regulate.

The rest of the nation has once again reverted to the mindless mindset of cold-war-style imperialism, now that George Bush and his gang of corporate sheep-dawgs are in charge of the most fearsome arsenal of weaponry ever known to humanity.Oil?

Still ruined, Bowes Castle was reclaimed by the Crown in 1361; between 1444 and 1471 it was controlled by the Neville family, powerful regional landowners, before reverting to the Crown once again.

Instead, too many people are asking, "how could Janay have let this happen?" Rather than use this moment in popular culture to educate ourselves about the epidemic of domestic violence, we have once again reverted to blaming the victim.