Sentence examples for back to back are from inspiring English sources
But Back to Back are no flash in the pan.
Taken together, "Election" and "Triad Election" — which, for their full-on, cumulative power, should be seen back to back — are better yet and show Mr. To at his most openly ambitious.
A big doorstop of a Lincoln biography stares out, daring to be read, and lined up back to back to back are three hefty titles fit for a graduate student's reading list: "The Creation of the American Republic," by Gordon S. Wood; Louis Menand's "American Studies"; and "Dilemmas of Pluralistic Democracy," by the Yale political scientist Robert A. Dahl.
Listening to them back to back (to back) is really interesting.
"Back to back is a rare occurrence," Madden said.
In some cases, a double row of tanks (back to back) is convenient to reduce the tank length.
The system, called "back to back," is already in use in the Gaza Strip.
Back to Back is a company of actors with intellectual disabilities.
Watching both versions of "Funny Games" back to back is especially revealing of Haneke's skill.
