Sentence examples for when it reverts from inspiring English sources

There is concern about what will become of the Canal when it reverts to Panama on Dec. 31, 1999.

But it is a line that is harder than ever to hold in an area that will struggle to make full use of all the upgrades when it reverts to being a luxury holiday resort after the Games.

But the show runs into difficulties when it reverts to a more X Factor-like format and is shown up by its less than slick production and a distinct lack of talented or interesting acts.

"But there is always potential for huge gains when it reverts to the mean".

You might think that this would not add to inflation, since VAT also rose by a similar amount last January, when it reverted to its then normal rate of 17.5% after being lowered for 13 months to 15% as part of the Labour government's fiscal stimulus to combat the recession.

It remained part of Soviet Ukraine, known as Lvov - a Russified version of its name - until the USSR collapsed in 1991, when it reverted to the name of Lviv.

In the Shire Highlands a handful of settlers owned nearly 34 million acres, while about one-eighth of all land belonged to the African Lakes Company until 1930, when it reverted to customary use.

Protesters see the new rules as a sign that China may be seeking to erode the "one country, two systems" rubric in place in Hong Kong since 1997, when it reverted from British to Chinese control.

Okinawa was the scene of one of the worst battles of World War II, and was administered by the American military until 1972, when it reverted to Japanese rule.

The castle, characterised by this time by the chronicler Matthew Paris as "noble", remained under the guardianship of Valence until 1268, when it reverted to Robert fitz John.

The new number, 36,838, will last until July 2009, when it will revert to 37,838.