Sentence examples similar to reverted to try from inspiring English sources

Tottenham had briefly flirted with Ossie Ardiles but reverted to the tried and tested when the Argentinian was sacked in November 1994.

But by the 1980s, Kennedy had reverted to the tried and tested formula of taking concert parties around the Highlands and Islands - an exercise that was past its sell-by date and led him into one of the best-remembered but least welcome episodes in his long career.

Madrid won the Copa del Rey final, drew in the league game and lost the first leg of the Champions League semi-final 2-0 beforevertinging to 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1 to salvage try second.

Many athletes would revert to the tried and trusted but Farah and his coach Alberto Salazar are stubborn.

Dr Sapolsky and Dr Share are therefore watching the troop intently, to see what, if anything, causes its males to revert to the tried and tested macho methods of normal baboon life.

What Hunee's getting at, I think, is the kind of default setting most of us revert to when trying to convert the myriad lived-experiences of a night in a nightclub into the rigid fixity of language.

A study in Florida found that juveniles tried as adults reverted to crime more quickly after release and committed more serious offenses than those tried as juveniles.

After remarking Thursday that the major leagues were not a "try" league, Roberts reverted to platitudes Friday.

I quickly discovered cases in which the new policy didn't work well or companies had tried it and then reverted to a traditional approach.

However, most who tried initially only conventional treatments reverted to using traditional treatments and/or their own lay-informed approaches.

So now he is faced with a new set of circumstances, and what I am asking here—I don't know what will happen is whether he will revert to form and try to find some way to come up with a winning piece of legislation.