Sentence examples for back and forth tends from inspiring English sources

KAMARCK: Well, I think that the first thing to say, is that at this stage in a campaign, the sort of day-to-day back and forth tends to not be very meaningful.

With FindTime, the goal is to help colleagues find a good, mutually agreeable time for a meeting by eliminating the usual back-and-forth that tends to take place over email.

But the Series have lacked the back-and-forth drama that tends to build viewership.

The science has gone back and forth, but experts tend to agree that running inherently is good for your knees -- as well as other bones and joints.

KARIN: It goes back and forth, and I tend to be in love with the character who's in my head at that moment.

Most people tend to use a vigorous back-and-forth motion, which is incorrect.

The back-and-forth continues for weeks.

It's a back-and-forth conversation.

Because of the way their brains translate letters and sounds back and forth, children with dyslexia tend to read slower (less fluent) and make more mistakes (less accurate).

There is a lot of obscure travelling back and forth, and exchanging of gifts, which tends to confirm a sense that the poet is of lesser social station than the one written to, or about.

It happens so frequently that chase talk tends to waver back and forth between a single pair of pessimistic poles.