Sentence examples for reverting that from inspiring English sources

Now, it's reverting that change in four of its largest U.S. markets, citing "increased wait times for rides" and "a few long pickups".

A minute later, you "revert" that anonymous editor's edit, with a few clicks; you go back in history to the article as it stood before.

"I don't want it to feel wedding-y; a lot of us revert to that because that's what we do for our work.

Repealing the Act would only mean reverting to that cumbersome and expensive process.

And now I found myself reverting to that old civil-war mode, as our block reverberated with gunfire and the occasional thump of rocket-propelled grenades.

Countries like Germany and Sweden are also reverting to that stance now.

So we reverted that to what it was before".

Apple UK publishes a Web page that shows "August 28" as the ship date, but then quickly reverts that to "September".

He said today that he might try to revert to that plan, though opponents say it would have the same legal problems as the Van Cortlandt site.

She discovered that she was christened Constance, and reverted to that name.

But in winning their first championship for 32 years last season, Leeds had shown that they have the ability to grind out wins, and they reverted to that formula successfully.