Sentence examples for reverted to something from inspiring English sources
Only when United brought Robin van Persie on and reverted to something like their usual set-up did the goals to win the match arrive in the final 10 minutes.
All around it, companies are changing their names to what they consider more trendy - one benighted outfit recently started to call itself Monday but quickly got taken over and reverted to something more sensible - or reducing them to initials, which then have to be explained in terms of what they used to be called.
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It's been 15 years since the power went out and society has reverted to something resembling frontier-times, replete with roving bandits and tyrannical militia.
"He's got to go through two years without reverting to something which might be O.K. in private but it wouldn't be O.K. in Atlanta".
What cheeky scamps Iron Maiden are, pretending to be all industrial metal on the opener of their 15th album (before reverting to something more familiar, naturally).
The Mets desperately hope a season that crumbled into a three-week debacle can suddenly revert to something pristine during the postseason.
Only in his bedroom did the style revert to something more monastic in nature, with white walls and a narrow metal bed, more in line with his austere Protestant upbringing.
As the business cycle resumes, perhaps with exaggerated force, the US is likely to revert to something resembling the attitude to the world that it adopted towards the end of the 19th century.
If a Brexit deal honours the referendum outcome it cannot revert to something called "membership" of the EU; but if it reflects responsible handling of the national interest, it will come as close as possible.
There is an element of reinventing the wheel here, a sense that Oneida, in its crawl toward monogamy, dynastic families, and mercantile (and mercenary) capitalism, was simply reverting to something like a human mean.
