Sentence examples similar to reverting to black from inspiring English sources

The camera switches to color for a few seconds several times during the video, before reverting to black-and-white.

It's been rainy and cool, and the fashion people have reverted to black; even the botanical gardens are sprouting ink-colored irises and pansies.

In 1830, the uniform colour was changed to blue, but reverted to black in 1850.

The black socks were changed to white from 1959 to 1965, where they were replaced with red socks up until 1971, when the club reverted to black.

In an early-season matchup with middling Houston Tuesday night, we saw Kobe Bryant completely take control of a non-functional offense and revert to Black Mamba, circa 2006.

He discarded the designer clothing he wore in the major-label years, reverting to basic black tracksuits that realigned him with the kids on the streets.

When Ballard and Gharty suggest questioning Felix and Hal Wilson because the murder victim had sex the night she was killed, Pembleton accuses them of reverting to old stereotypes about black male sexuality, namely "that black men can't control themselves when it comes to blue shoes and tight pants".

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

Today, unfortunately, the discourse has reverted to a black and white narrative that is misleading.

No matter how bad it gets your color 36" plasma screen(s) will not suddenly revert to a black and white 14" box with rabbit ear antennas.

He closed his eyes and let the bit work its way to his belly, where the good stuff lived, where the miracle often happened: the black smoke reverting to pure white crystal.