I will now revert to a time some years in the past.

After 30 years, the land would revert to the State.

The center must be open to the public within 10 years, or the land will revert to the city.

By morning, their relationship would revert back to that of friends.

They reverted to their old name in summer of 2010.

From 1941 the school reverted to being a girl's college.

In the end I gave up and reverted to paper.

In later years the house reverted to a family home.

She never thought he would revert to it when things got difficult.

Would a new Democratic administration revert to the policy of the last one?

"I cannot believe that we will ever revert to the old way of doing things."

It seems to be the right time to revert here to the old system.

Her eyes reverted to their natural color, and she seemed almost at rest.

In some ways, he reverted to the young man he'd been during his college years.

A. I would have to revert to my own situation in that case.

Yet under current law it would revert to the 2001 level in 2011 if nothing is done.

We held service, now the pressure does revert to them.

Then, officials say, the company reverted to its old ways.

Those rights reverted to the league as part of the deal.

The best thing would be to revert to real baseball.

Some years later, he said, the film rights reverted to him.

But to revert to national energy policies is quite simply wrong.

So he reverted to what would be expected on Earth.

When an individual died, what was left of the million reverted to the state.

With no change, the tax then reverts to last year's level.