Sentence examples for reverting to it from inspiring English sources

The Kremlin periodically expresses embarrassment over such fawning, but taken with the final disappearance of independent network television, critics wonder whether Mr. Putin and the country are breaking the Soviet mold or simply reverting to it.

The full story is online here: Exclusive: Euro zone call notes reveal extent of alarm over Cyprus Updated at 11.22am GMT 10.53am GMT Here's the quote from the speaker of the Cypriot parliament, Yiannakis Omirou, following this morning's talks on a new bailout plan: We didn't discuss a (deposit) haircut and we are not reverting to it.

"Zebra" had been the family name for centuries, so reverting to it was quite legal, the Constitutional Court ruled.

"We didn't discuss a [deposit] haircut and we are not reverting to it," Cypriot parliament speaker Yiannakis Omirou told reporters, in remarks quoted by Reuters.

If there really is nothing you can do about your schedule, stop complaining and reverting to it as a weight loss crutch because you're only hurting yourself.

Don't worry, it's just your Apple TV reverting to it's default video output mode.

After that, a material like nitinol (pronounced NIGHT-ih-NOL) will "remember" the higher-temperature shape, and revert to it, when heated past its transition temperature.

If centralization becomes easier to implement, managers will probably revert to it.

Rostropovich did so in 1979, after which most opera houses in the west reverted to it.

"This is the warning that I try to synthesize in the book: be careful and remember the past, because we could easily revert to it".

"This is the warning that I try to synthesise in the book: be careful and remember the past, because we could easily revert to it".