Sentence examples for was a reverse of from inspiring English sources

The arrangement was a reverse of the deal with the devil that looms so large in blues lore.

The result was a reverse of the outcome in 2011 when Egypt took the title by the same scoreline.

The fixture was a reverse of the season opener between the two sides where Forest Green ran out 8-0 winners.

The semi-final at Ibrox was a reverse of the Scottish League Cup semi-final in January, when the Dons had brushed Saints aside 4-0.

It was a reverse of the result from the previous day when George won gold and O'Sullivan got silver in the non head-to-head format.

There was a reverse of previous falls in unemployment and a levelling off of rises in GDP in 2008, followed by 37% rises in unemployment and 3% falls in GDP per capita in 2009, reflecting the onset of the global economic crisis in 2008.

Central to that vision was a reversing of the electricity grid, with many homes and businesses producing more energy than they use and piping the surplus through the grid to be sold elsewhere.

That is a reverse of the result in February, when confidence led pessimism by three points.

The findings were a reverse of what the newspaper had found when it conducted a similar survey in 1997.

This is a reverse of last year when a similar, though less stringent, measure passed the House and the Senate neglected to take it up, preferring its own bill.

The diplomatic gaffe is a reverse of fortune for Ms Chacón, 38, who made headlines when she took office last April and reviewed her troops while heavily pregnant.