However, he also thinks the pound will revert to its usual pattern of giving up some ground against the euro.
Moreover if Nick Compton hits a barren patch Root could revert to his usual role of opening the batting.
Everyone is too busy shoveling snow and feeling virtuous after getting back inside to revert to our usual culture of circular loathing.
After a squall briefly roils the waters, relations revert to their usual choppy but unthreatening passage.With luck, this will happen again.
With so many potential pitfalls surrounding it, the government may yet revert to its usual practice of taking incremental rather than radical steps.
After all, signs that the Jet Stream may revert to its usual, more northerly, location as early as next week – and, whisper it, in time for the Olympics – might prove nothing more than window-dressing.
And a bigger question – is this the end of the imbroglio, will parliamentarians revert to their usual form of not throwing rocks in the glass house of parliamentary entitlements – or is there more to come?
While England will revert to their usual white colours for their remaining group games against Georgia, Romania and Scotland, Martin Johnson's side could sport the all black kit later in the tournament.
But here too my genuine sympathy for the context in which our universities are currently battling is tempered by their tendency to revert to the usual "it's about attainment, universities can't do this alone" message, rather than tackling the government on these crucial policy issues.
With the exit of the politicians, media, pizza delivery people, and professional make up artists from the state on February 9, New Hampshire did not revert to its usual no-news condition.
(Alternative #3) Plus I'll probably fiddle with Nigella Lawson's cake well in advance, knowing that if it flops (literally) I can always revert to my usual go-to dairy, egg and nut free chocolate cake and maybe create an accompanying honey sauce.
