Sentence examples for reverting to a from inspiring English sources

Fiction by Justin Torres: "Reverting to a Wild State" A breakup, in reverse.

It's sad to see current leaders reverting to a tighter vision of the Internet.

(It keeps reverting to a screen of black-and-white text decipherable only by programmers).

After reverting to a healthy diet, though, his health improved and so did his blood tests.

Shucks!" he says, reverting to a Texas twang; he was raised there.

CONS: The renovation is too well done to justify reverting to a three-bedroom.

Democrats argued that the campaign could thus be reverting to a more traditional form.

He is simply reverting to a preferred first name that was too often mispronounced in the past.

Now workers are reverting to a familiar pattern, and sloping off from the office earlier and earlier.

A week later, this had been done, and he had changed the background, reverting to a reddish-gray undercoat.

The author of "Reverting to a Wild State" talks to Willing Davidson, a fiction editor at the magazine.