| "...to revert to the original corporation." | |
| "Ancients, I beseech you. The soul, abstracted, let it revert to its true seat." | |
| "If pet becomes Internet superstar, all rights revert to father." | |
| "To accommodate his new duties, General Mitchell will revert to the rank of colonel." | |
| # The Rats revert to type Desert their sinking cause | |
| "...to revert to the original corporation." | |
| "Ancients, I beseech you. The soul, abstracted, let it revert to its true seat." | |
| "If pet becomes Internet superstar, all rights revert to father." | |
| "To accommodate his new duties, General Mitchell will revert to the rank of colonel." | |
| # The Rats revert to type Desert their sinking cause | |
| (Hurriedly reverts to playing classical music ) - You're making a big deal of this. | |
| - Any government land not used in 20 years automatically reverts back to the original holder of the deed, in this case... me. | |
| - It reverts to me. | |
| - She has to be, at least through dinner. Once a werewolf dies, it reverts to its human state. | |
| All reverts back to Tara. | |
| (Hurriedly reverts to playing classical music ) - You're making a big deal of this. | |
| - Any government land not used in 20 years automatically reverts back to the original holder of the deed, in this case... me. | |
| - It reverts to me. | |
| - She has to be, at least through dinner. Once a werewolf dies, it reverts to its human state. | |
| All reverts back to Tara. | |
| - Claire told us, it reverted. | |
| - She certainly has reverted to form. | |
| - So some reverted. | |
| And I remember he reverted to street talk, kind of. | |
| And we're absolutely certain that Angel has reverted to his former self? | |
| "reverting to a pre-human condition of savagery and cannibalism. | |
| - How awful. We are reverting to a civilization of luggage, Mr. Wilcox. | |
| - Stan, reverting to his criminal instincts, ran. | |
| - They're reverting to their true forms. | |
| All of us are reverting back to elementary school horror days of, "oh, my God, oh, my God." | |
| - Claire told us, it reverted. | |
| - She certainly has reverted to form. | |
| - So some reverted. | |
| And I remember he reverted to street talk, kind of. | |
| And we're absolutely certain that Angel has reverted to his former self? | |
| "reverting to a pre-human condition of savagery and cannibalism. | |
| - How awful. We are reverting to a civilization of luggage, Mr. Wilcox. | |
| - Stan, reverting to his criminal instincts, ran. | |
| - They're reverting to their true forms. | |
| All of us are reverting back to elementary school horror days of, "oh, my God, oh, my God." | |
