I see a rapid back-and-forth involving jewelry, jackets, and a clutch purse, and then the couple, dressed to the nines, ventures out into the world.
But a barbed back-and-forth involving three of the city's most powerful elected officials on Thursday — punctuated by charges of "bias" and "stupidity" — hinted at something larger: the emerging political fault lines of the 2013 race for mayor.
The campaign for the White House spilled into the politics of motherhood on Thursday as a combative back-and-forth involving a Democratic strategist and Mitt Romney's wife quickly revived a deeper, decades-old cultural debate about the roles of women in and out of the workplace.
The most compelling back-and-forth involving the Clippers on Friday came hours before they played the Philadelphia 76ers.
Perhaps the most pronounced back-and-forth involves predominantly black and white palettes and those using brilliant hues — mostly red, yellow and blue.
The back and forth involved a $175 million transfer to JPMorgan Chase to cover an overdrawn account.
Instead of a vigorous seven-way bidding session, onlookers witnessed a brief back-and-forth, mainly involving two companies.
E-mail is by far the most successful result, but it is linear and best suited for back-and-forth communications involving two people or a small group.
It replaces the cumbersome back-and-forth process involving Word documents and weird file names.
It proposes an original back-and-forth methodology involving an automatic classification system as well as knowledge of the human experts (machine learning experts, phoneticians, and pathologists).
They proposed an original back-and-forth methodology involving an automatic classification system as well as knowledge of the human experts (machine learning experts, phoneticians, and pathologists).
