Sentence examples for since reverting to from inspiring English sources

Falun Gong was outlawed in China in 1999, but it remains legal in Hong Kong, which has kept its own laws since reverting to Chinese rule in 1997.

(The papers have since reverted to the N.H.L.'s official spelling, without the Y).

Jason Kidd, Kenyon Martin and Richard Jefferson reached the finals in 2002 and 2003, but the Nets have since reverted to their haunted roots.

Unfortunately for those trying to promote Glazer as a genius of sports management, the Buccaneers have since reverted to their losing ways.

Laos has since reverted to its role as a buffer state between Communist Vietnam and China and the surging capitalist economies of Southeast Asia.

I recently came across a decades-old ident for the Irish Network 2, since reverted to its former name of RTE2.

What happened: The Flaming Lips are a perennial cult band, and having almost crossed over around 2003, they've since reverted to their natural habitat: underground.

He then explained that when Esquire announced it would only put men on its covers it lost sales and has since reverted to women.

"After finally tracking it down again it didn't come close to matching those memories except in the vaguest sense....I've since reverted to my childhood memories.

In recent ish) years, Rotten – who has long since reverted to calling himself John Lydon – has appeared in that ironically titled celebration of faded fame I'm a Celebrity … Get Me Out of Here!, starred in an ad for Country Life butter, and hosted such examples of TV anarchy as John Lydon's Megabugs and John Lydon's Shark Attack.

But usually only briefly: some of its evening output aside, the station seems to have long since reverted to the template minted in the days of Dave Lee Travis and the rest, whereby "personality" DJs recite poor anecdotes in between today's hits, and anyone with A-levels is quickly forced elsewhere.