Sentence examples for reverting in from inspiring English sources

Industry, reverting in many cases from the factories to home production, continued to supply domestic and Arab markets, where Lebanese goods remained in high demand.

Performers, gathered in clusters, struggled to understand one another's native sign languages, reverting in a pinch to broad gestures and generic internationally used signs.

An uninspired Cubist still life painted by Picasso reverting in 1923 to a style that by then was no longer his, in uncharacteristic shades of maroon, realized $9.19 million.

As a result, unlike many other classical singers, who choose to interpret pop songs as modern lieder, Ms. von Otter found herself reverting in her mind to her childhood, when her ambitions lay more in the realm of Joni Mitchell and Carly Simon than Maria Malibran and Marilyn Horne.

Brian Macdonald, a Conservapedia editor, commented vandalism was intended to "cause people to say, 'That Conservapedia is just wacko.'" Macdonald has spent many hours daily reverting, in the words of Stephanie Simon of the Los Angeles Times, "malicious editing".

However, they also seem to show an impaired expression capable of reverting in the absence of selective pressure.

Under the 1976 copyright law, rights to recordings would begin to revert in 2013.

He can revert, in other words, to the staid but commanding persona he honed as chancellor.

His players use conventional instruments with modern fittings, for the most part, but revert in many ways to period practice.

His happiest childhood years were spent in Chatham (1817 22), an area to which he often reverted in his fiction.

On a mission for a Sydney biotech company, M reverts in the forest to natural man as he sniffs for hair, blood, organs, bones.