In recent years, online shoppers have grown tired of bidding to snag deals, which can be time consuming, and have reverted to doing what they do offline: going for brands they trust and buying at a set price.
David Gardiner, a creative director at Hill Holliday, said that about three years ago, as the economy began to decline, Chili's "reverted to doing 100 percent product driven work," focusing particularly on specially priced dishes and including live-action shots of diners or servers only incidentally if at all.
Indeed, it would revert to doing what it was originally intended to do to concentrate again on the more experimental theater work and also to continue to provide a showcase for burgeoning talent.
Employees may nod and feign agreement during the training session, but if the message disagrees with their deep-rooted views of the world, they'll revert to doing what they think is right when the trainer is gone.
Unfortunately, many people on parole are never given that chance, so they revert to doing dirt, like I almost did.
After two weeks and a sore ass, you'll revert to doing pushups in your living room while watching Mob Wives until the number of pushups completed dwindles from a hundred, to forty, to eleven, and finally, "This is my rest day, babe.
So early Friday morning, the Redskins' owner, Daniel Snyder, reverted to form, doing a cannonball into the free-agency pool by signing defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth, the top prize of the free agents, to a seven-year contract worth a potential $100 million.
Henry & Gerald have just arrived at their parents'house in Wilton where Henry has already reverted to being childish, doing a jigsaw puzzle&drinking Coke.
He very soon, however, reverted to what he did best, producing programmes.
After a fast start in the opening quarter, Washington's offense reverted to form and did little for most of the game.
Could the genus have evolved from a Tetrahymena-like ancestor that was histophagous and that reverted to bacterivory or did histophagy emerge numerous times within the genus whose ancestor was bacterivorous?
