Sentence examples for back and forth regularly from inspiring English sources
A contributing factor: New York's enormous Dominican immigrant community flies back and forth regularly, creating year-round demand and thus increasing options.
Evans's family is still living near Chicago, where he used to work, and he has flown back and forth regularly since joining the Dodgers this season.
And not just once, I did not know when the package would arrive, so I had to walk back and forth regularly.
Will this new star -- Mr. Lithgow and Ms. Hunt may be the prototypes -- be able to go back and forth regularly from small screen to large without being condescended to?
She said that she and Ms. Dunham e-mailed back and forth regularly for six months, refining the shades — classic pink for responsible art gallerina Marnie; edgy burgundy for free-spirited Jessa, and a prim violet for innocent Shoshanna — and that she spent hours repeatedly watching the first season to get a sense of each woman's unique environment and taste.
His father – who remains the closest thing Messi will ever have to an agent – travels back and forth regularly to Barcelona, and his mother makes the trip when she can, indulging her boy with his typically Argentinian favourite dish, home-cooked Milanesa (thinly sliced steak covered in breadcrumbs and grilled or fried).
The back-and-forth in California regularly makes headlines.
"I used to hear the negative stuff back and forth pretty regularly, and I don't hear it any more," said Assemblyman Jeffrion L. Aubry of Queens.
"We once worked with someone whose eyes were moving back and forth very regularly -- he was dreaming of watching a tennis match". The whole interview is well worth a listen.
Under Snow, the daily briefing often took on the feel of a cable news back-and-forth, and the White House used him regularly on morning television and Sunday talk shows.
The recall campaigns, launched months ago, have been characterized by regularly erupting similar back-and-forths and there may be many more to come over the four weeks leading to Election Day on September 10.
