Sentence examples for reverting to night from inspiring English sources

The best-known German strategic bombers of World War I were twin-engined Gotha "pusher" biplanes, which made several daylight raids on London in formation in the summer of 1917 before reverting to night operations.

Later the blades revert to night mode, with quieter images, like one of someone sitting by the central fountain in silhouette, her feet dangling as the water bubbles up in the background.

In Nassau County, the elections board decided not to certify the votes tabulated in the required mechanical recount, reverting to the election-night tally and subtracting a net of 52 votes from Mr. Gore's column, which the Democrats say was illegal.

At the turn of the century when ITV bought the rights they moved the highlights from late night to 7pm, before swiftly reverting to type.

Reverting to tape at 10 p.m. puts the network at a disadvantage, especially on busy news nights.

"Many are reverting to prayer".

Subconsciously, they're about reverting to childhood.

I was reverting to old habits.

I kept on reverting to pizza.

I started reverting to my old ways.

And I was reverting to gospelly stuff.