Sentence examples for back and forth too from inspiring English sources

They seem to forget that we are forever going back (and forth, too), because nothing about money is really new.

Andrew, a manager for the glass-blowing company founded by Simon Pearce, went back and forth, too.

Bonnell is more cautious than most about committing too many resources to this future too early; you can have the fanciest software in the world, he says, but until broadband access has really saturated the market, information will travel back and forth too slowly to make the customer's massively multiplayer experience satisfying enough to pay for.

Later you'll be able to anonymously text back and forth, too.

The crowd started to rock back and forth too, and she launched into "Why They Mad".

In terms of execution, I felt that the pacing seemed odd and that some of the edits drained the tension out of certain scenes, cutting back and forth too quickly to really have the dramatic impact they deserved.

The back-and-forth continues too often.

He does not much like e-mail either — even his own Gmail — saying the tedious back-and-forth takes too long to solve problems.

Like all leaders, I am constantly moving back and forth between too much, too little and just enough anxiety.

Freeman's confidence bounced back and forth between too high and too low, and as a result, his decision-making and accuracy plummeted.

According to Robinson, that separation, combined with his back-and-forth trips, proved too much of a challenge.