Sentence examples for area back and forth from inspiring English sources

Move the sander over an area back and forth slowly.

Now rub it over a 2 inch (5.1 cm) area back and forth several times quickly and when you're done move to the next 2 inch (5.1 cm) section.

Consistent with product directions, the pre-moistened manufacturer-supplied swab was rubbed over an approximately 2 × 2 inch area, first covering the area with a back-and-forth pattern and subsequently in an overlapping but perpendicular back-and-forth pattern, performed with a twisting motion to expose the entire swab to the surface.

The border sprung up in our collective national consciousness in recent decades, but bicultural communities have lived in the area, floating back and forth across previously insignificant physical borders, for centuries.

Each surface and stripe has its texture: the stripes are scored with little ridges, and some of the surfaces, like the blue area, show those freehand back-and-forth brush textures house painters try to avoid.

To soften the fabric, brush the area gently in a back-and-forth motion with a bristled brush or a clean toothbrush.

Lift the grain by brushing scuffed areas vigorously back and forth.

Instead, it may be an illustration of the way that economic policies in the euro area are a result of a back-and-forth between states like France and Germany.

A Google spokeswoman, Elaine Filadelfo, said Google sometimes blocked changes to contentious areas "with an eye to avoiding back-and-forth editing".

A substantial minority of the tea estate workers originate from the holoendemic Lake Victoria area and travel back and forth intermittently to their home areas; however, this travel pattern has been occurring since the road was surfaced in the 1950s and has not changed recently.

You can add the paint by the drop, as you move your hand across the desired surface area; or if the volume of the paint is enough, and you find you now you have gaps between spots, even it up uniformly by drawing a toothpick through the area in lines, back and forth.