Sentence examples for reverted to training from inspiring English sources

A few months ago, I saw Wu in another Balanchine piece, "Sonatine," and she was all poetry, but in "Symphony in C" she apparently reverted to training.

In view of most trainer's ample experience in conducting O&M-training, we assume that the trainers reverted to their usual training style and content.

"But if you are in a bad situation and have trained for it, then you revert to your training and what you know.

"You want officers in stressful situations to revert to their training, and unless you do scenario and role-play training, they're not going to have the experience to fall back on".

On September 1, 1926, the Pennsylvania Railroad terminated its contract with the B&O, and the latter's trains reverted to the use of the Jersey Central's Jersey City terminal.

Or perhaps Clarkie and the boys should revert to traditional training techniques … and simply spend more time down the pub.

And especially in stressful situations, people revert to their training".

Although a doctor's training has now reverted to six years, emphasis has remained on midwives and health workers.

The roads to St Ives in Cornwall are now so congested that people are reverting to the train in droves.

NSB stated that they would consider the possibility of reverting to conventional trains, but that unless new information could shed light on the situation, they would retain use of the Class 73 trains.

After the training of the network, all output reverted to its original scale and then the response predicted by the empirical results were compared to experimental design.