Examples of 'had to reverse' in a sentence
Meaning of "had to reverse"
had to reverse - This phrase indicates the action of moving backwards or undoing a previous decision, direction, or process. It is often used when correcting a mistake, changing course, or rethinking a situation
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had to reverse
So we had to reverse engineer the interesting part.
Two emergency vehicles had to reverse several times.
They had to reverse course quickly.
This is not the first time Johansson has had to reverse course.
It had to reverse the balance of power.
In order to continue towards Karlsruhe and Stuttgart trains had to reverse in the station.
I had to reverse time to get us back in.
That was part of the story that I had to reverse engineer.
I had to reverse engines to keep from banging into them.
But after four matches in a row on the bench, I had to reverse the trend.
We had to reverse and lost a little bit of time there.
It 's not as if she had to reverse it into New York.
It had to reverse its interest rate cut when nothing happened.
Also, the United States suddenly had to reverse its position on Iran.
They had to reverse themselves.
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Now he 's had to reverse.
We had to reverse the team order for the time being.
I knew then I had to reverse my earlier position.
He had to reverse history in order to save the Jagaroth race.
Ultimately, the U.S. had to reverse its position on that issue.
I had to reverse that.
The Board had to reverse its decision on acquisition later.
I just had to reverse the process. Demonstration.
I only had to reverse the process. Demonstration.
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