Sentence examples for reverting to its usual from inspiring English sources

Baseball could try to kick it off as it approaches a fresh season and as Foxsports.com's Bob Klapisch suggests, a good start would be for the players' union to embrace the test for human growth hormone instead of reverting to its usual obstructions and denial.

With so many potential pitfalls surrounding it, the government may yet revert to its usual practice of taking incremental rather than radical steps.

After all, signs that the Jet Stream may revert to its usual, more northerly, location as early as next week – and, whisper it, in time for the Olympics – might prove nothing more than window-dressing.

Aside from those semi-dramatic exchanges, the trial reverted to its usual routine.

However, he also thinks the pound will revert to its usual pattern of giving up some ground against the euro.

After three paragraphs, his column reverted to its usual theme: dispensing wisdom about football around the world, and in particular in the Netherlands.

Channel 2 News, which generally has the highest ratings, extended its Friday news program to cover the event, but minutes later the commercial channel reverted to its usual programming — a local singing contest that is the Israeli equivalent of "American Idol".

With the exit of the politicians, media, pizza delivery people, and professional make up artists from the state on February 9, New Hampshire did not revert to its usual no-news condition.

Also, the show is reverting to its previous name, "World News Tonight".

Eventually, she added, it reverts to its previous, prepregnancy state.

Then it disappears and reverts to its emaciated norm.