Sentence examples for reverted briefly from inspiring English sources

Later they reverted briefly to the Spanish crown, and they achieved their final independence in 1865.

Martin Coneely, to revert briefly to Cosey's real name, for the sake of vital statistics, was born in Syracuse, New York, on February 18 , 1887 the son of Robert Coneely, an Irish Catholic immigrant who was a cabinetmaker by trade, and Sarah Bease, native of Virginia.

I'd always wondered why the phrase "Prague Spring" is used so frequently to describe everything from music festivals to political insurrections, and it's because their spring is the equivalent of other people's summers: fine and dry in April and May; sunshine, showers and thunder in June, July and August; reverting briefly to springlike conditions in September before winter sets in.

Prince William - reverting briefly to his alter-ego as Flight lieutenant William Wales of the RAF Search and Rescue service - proved that a Sea King helicopter also has an alter-ego, as quite a handy boat.

The guy I was with, a very good friend of mine, took me backstage to meet him without telling me.' Here the woman who has guest presented Have I Got News For You and grilled politicians as Channel Five's news anchor reverts, briefly, to her 18-year-old self.

The planetary nebula formed, but then the star briefly reverted to being a red giant.

In 2004, under more new owners, it briefly reverted to Blue Mill Tavern.

In the case of A30, a planetary nebula formed but then the star briefly reverted to being a red giant.

Slamming the door shut, he cranked the car, briefly reverted to the highway, then jolted 90 degrees to the right, charging straight and fast into the desert.

The castle briefly reverted to the Crown again, but in 1247 passed by marriage to William de Valence, half brother to Henry III.

After Eorpwald's murder in around 627, the East Angles briefly reverted to heathenism, before Christianity was re-established by Sigeberht.