Sentence examples for that should revert from inspiring English sources

It's not public housing residents who should be paying market rents, but private rents that should revert to decent prices.

This affirmed Obront's false beliefs that replacing yourself as CEO is impossible and that they should revert to their previous arrangement.

It also gives a similar justification: "[I]t would be unjust that the amount which [the testator] has destined to that end should revert to the heirs.

One of the most important aspect of communication is that the reader should be able to comprehend your message and should feel that they should revert on the same terms.

Miliband, confronted by voters that seemed to be hardening in their hostility, decided with his wife on holiday this summer that he should revert to a speech without notes.

Does the writer believe that America should revert to aristocracy?

Although we respect the right to peaceful expression, I will never allow that anyone should revert to murder or sabotage.

"The idea that we should revert to the Mary Berry diet of lashings of cream and butter is probably not a good idea," he said.

There are, no doubt, some who think this would be a good thing, and that we should revert to a pre-industrial pastoral eden, eating only seasonal foods grown within 100 miles of home.

Now Mr Brown is studiously upbeat, and Mr Cameron is the chief doom-monger.That is not to say that he should revert to the exotic photo opportunities and cuddly rebranding of yore, blithely overlooking the mounting job losses.

It was Thatcher – though it would probably have been any other British prime minister - who accepted that Hong Kong should revert to China in 1997 on the expiry of Britain's lease.