Sentence examples for reverting once from inspiring English sources

Dortmund can still take heart that from minutes one to 45, they were who they used to be – before reverting once more to who they are right now.

A third of those tested did not respond to the broccoli supplement, and the study's effects were not permanent with the respondents behaviour quickly reverting once the treatment had ended.

Even some secular Israelis would be loth to see it revert once more to Muslim control.

Franzen tried setting it in New York, then Washington, but eventually reverted once more to his own home soil, the midwest.

It was soon found that the skirt made it possible to revert once again to the plenum chamber as a cushion producer.

Our breath suitably taken away, Growltiger reverts once more to Gus laconically telling us: "These modern productions are all very well" and still reminiscing over "Fireforefiddle, the Fiend of the Fell".

If the Freedom Party gets close to the 20% voting share predicted in most polls, the two big parties will face an unappealing choice: either join forces with an irresponsible rabble-rouser, risking a repeat of the country's 1990s isolation; or revert once again to a discredited grand coalition, with the built-in conflicts that make governing Austria so hard.

The Bush administration seems to have assumed in its approach to post-Saddam Iraq that both democracy and a market economy were default conditions to which societies would revert once oppressive tyranny was removed, rather than a series of complex, interdependent institutions that had to be painstakingly built over time.

Following her modifications, her name reverted once again to Gothenburg.

Without dedicated U.S. support for years to come, Myanmar stands to crumble as a patchwork of diversity and revert once more to authoritarian rule.

Once the novelty wears off, bleached hair will revert once again to the confines of its core audience horny idiots magnetically drawn to anything that connotes "anger problems" or "issues with mom" due to their own unexamined emotional problems.