Sentence examples for the reversing of from inspiring English sources
On face value, the reversing of outward and inward stretches on a golf course makes no difference.
In a sport that goes out of its way to celebrate the reversing of one of societies great sins, such numbers can only be seen as an embarrassment.
The reversing of the Chicago River in 1900 caused pollution (now reduced by water-treatment facilities upstream); invasive species, such as the zebra mussel, later entered the Illinois.
I was thrilled, not only to be in his presence, but to realise what an important milestone this is in the reversing of Britain's catastrophic wildlife decline.
A similar (though more rapid) diminution accompanies the reversing of the sun's magnetic field, which happens every 11 years or so.
Greece's elite can expect the break-up of media monopolies, crackdowns on rampant tax avoidance, and the reversing of the militarisation of the police.
"Almost the reverse of the touche".
The reverse of approximation is separation.
The reverse, of course, is not true.
The reverse, of course, is also true.
It is the reverse of the truth.
