Sentence examples for she has reverted from inspiring English sources

She has reverted to her maiden name (Vignon) and ditched the "de Courcy".

She has reverted to roll-ups for today, expertly constructing one as she speaks, then luxuriously inhaling.

Legally, she has reverted to her maiden name, Connery, but "publicly, I'm known as Mary Jo Buttafuoco".

She has reverted to Peronist type, announcing that Aerolíneas Argentinas, a crumbling airline, would be nationalised after nearly 20 years as a private company.

As the new season begins, Prairie wakes up in a parallel universe in which she has reverted to her birth name of Nina.

They divorced in April, and she has reverted to her maiden name and had to endure suggestions that she, who immigrated to Australia as a teenager from Slovakia, might have married in part for citizenship: a suggestion she has rejected.

(She had reverted to her maiden name).

She had reverted to female on the paperwork two months later, when I paid a £240 supplement for seats with extra legroom.

Which was a shame, as it represented a distinct improvement on her last two albums: she had reverted to the retro-soul stylings of her debut, drawing on Miami and Memphis funk and soul sounds, incorporating a few well-chosen covers, while her songwriting partnership with fellow blue-eyed soulster Conner Reeves was starting to pay dividends.

She automatically sat in the back; it was as if she had reverted back to her roots in Taliban-occupied Afghanistan and succumbed to the weight of a forceful ideology.

The reasons for reverting to the same medication are summarised in Table 3. Series A: NSAIDs or paracetamol for osteoarthritis Series B: reduction of temazepam for sleep disturbances One patient from series A indicated that she had reverted to taking NSAIDs because the paracetamol was not sufficiently effective.