Sentence examples similar to reverting to searching from inspiring English sources

While Spotify is now available in 28 markets (after adding its first territories in Asia and Latin America earlier in April), Soundrop's web app is global: wherever Spotify does not work, Soundrop reverts to searching and using tracks posted on YouTube and Vevo.

Four days later, the club announced that they would be searching for a new manager, with Paul Mariner reverting to his original role as head coach.

The search engine will keep reverting to Ask.com, no matter how many times you try to switch it back to, say, Google or Bing.

For term not found in these primary resources, we reverted to Google searches, prioritizing definitions from scholarly or institutional sources such as the Allen Brain Atlas [46], Scholarpedia.org, and the US National Institute of Standards and Technology (nist.gov).

Some institutions prioritise the utilisation of secondary publications such as health technology assessment (HTA) reports or systematic reviews and revert to the search for primary literature if newer information is available or the evidence base provided in the secondary sources is not deemed adequately robust (Denmark [ 26]; Germany [ 23]; Poland [ 14]).

I was reverting to old habits.

Subconsciously, they're about reverting to childhood.

"Many are reverting to prayer".

I kept on reverting to pizza.

I started reverting to my old ways.

And I was reverting to gospelly stuff.