Sentence examples for them reversed from inspiring English sources

Democrats went to court and got them reversed or modified.

We believe they are erroneous, and will seek to have them reversed".

If you've just been sweating and chewing over a convoluted clue involving an anagram inside the initial letters of some other words, all of them reversed, a short-clued double definition is like a cool, refreshing sorbet.

Voters are confused about what politicians can do for them in such a world Tingle and Nolan can see the problem: after decades of experience with the policies of deregulation and privatisation, voters don't believe that these policies have delivered the benefits that were promised, don't want any more of them, and would rather see them reversed than extended.

They realize the industry wins many verdicts or gets them reversed or reduced on appeal though sometimes they lose big.

I asked Newsom why propose these cuts in the first place if he wants them reversed, and he replied "because I have to submit a balanced budget".

My husband calls them reverse burritos, because the protein is on the outside and the starch on the inside.

Rechargeable batteries release electrical power by reacting chemicals inside them; they store it when electricity flows into them, reversing the chemical reaction.

It also froze the fees local distribution companies charge customers for delivering power from producers to them, reversing an earlier decision to allow them to rise gradually.

In the DVR age, the live nature of these shows is helping them reverse — in some cases substantially — audience erosion suffered in the 1990s.

It takes Wolves, unbeaten in their last 11 matches and with only one defeat so far under Kenny Jackett, above Leyton Orient to first place, with the odds shortening against them reversing the downwards spiral that has seen them suffer consecutive relegations.