Sentence examples for reverted into from inspiring English sources

During one conversation, Norbert reverted into the role of big brother again, bragging about his physical prowess and letting Reed know who is really in charge.

A week later, cells that had survived the treatment had reverted into a pluripotent state.

When they removed the electric field, the film reverted into a droplet, a process the scientists captured using high-speed imaging (above).

Thus, it could be an indication that there is a weak interaction between EPDM and rGO/GO as the particles quickly reverted into the matrix 20 min after removal of the strain.

"For Britain to retreat from the world would be as futile as it would be foolish," he said, adding that Ukip and some Conservative backbench MPs had "reverted into isolationism".

The soft, prayerful tone of my mother's voice immediately reverted into her normal soprano that only dogs cans hear.

With Baker in the frame, any parking lot can revert into a paradise.

In another variant on this theory, the Saudi rejection could imply that the kingdom intends not to revert into shyness, but to adopt a more aggressive regional role.

By now, most of his energy is devoted to looking after about a half-dozen established plots, keeping his work there from reverting into hives of overgrowth and litter.

Prince Turki al-Faisal, a long-time former head of Saudi intelligence, explained recently in Washington that the Saudis feel "a high level of disappointment in the US government's dealings," noting pointedly that "we never act impulsively".Some suspect that the Saudis, by rejecting the UN council seat, intend not to revert into shyness, but to adopt a more aggressive regional role.

All this says to us, though, is that it's not OK to gain weight, it's not OK to eat (or enjoy) Italian food and that if we do happen to put on a few pounds, we should do everything in our power to keep it hidden and when people do notice, we should immediately revert into diet mode.