Sentence examples for would have reverted from inspiring English sources

At the end of the lease term, ownership of the buildings themselves would have reverted to the state.

But he acknowledged that if he had not moved to Shiraz and donned a turban and cloak, the endowments would have reverted to the Islamic Republic.

If Sony had decided to park Spider-Man for bit, the rights would have reverted to Marvel; it couldn't have afforded to let that happen.

The zone, which has been under de facto FARC control since November would have reverted (in theory, at least) to the government last week had progress not been made.

Capello, who probably would have reverted to David Beckham had the midfielder been playing in Europe, is understood to have found the whole procedure irritating, although it is of importance to FA officials.

Under the rejected settlement proposal, any portion of the $25 million left over after all claims were in would have reverted to Block and its co-defendant, Beneficial National Bank.

Now that the party's over, all of those must-watch Heat games, some greedily picked up by networks betting the streak would continue, have reverted back to pumpkins.

In this system, however, because V. squamosa colonies exist as free-living entities for most of their life cycle (i.e., after usurpation and colony takeover is complete), we predicted that V. squamosa would not have reverted to a mating system with reduced number of mates, as has been found in other obligate social parasites.

And you didn't do it yet.' " With a rally planned for Thursday by Tea Party activists to encourage Republicans to hold their ground, some lawmakers said they believed that backing away from cuts already approved by the House would tell voters that Republicans have reverted to legislative business as usual.

It also hints that there would be a reduced industrial risk from the mutant strain being outcompeted by cells that have reverted to WT lipid accumulation characteristics.

However, having banned meetings at local level, they have reverted to a campaign of daily press releases – or "campaign by Murdoch/Harmsworth/Barclay Bros", as Alistair Campbell would say.