Sentence examples for back-and-forth messaging from inspiring English sources

The application, which is free and available for both Apple and Android phones, is supposed to cut through the lengthy back-and-forth messaging and coordinating that comes with arranging a first meeting on a dating site.

Cofounder Brian Schechter explained that we're heading into a post-Tinder era, where the overloaded inbox and back-and-forth messaging become more annoying than effective.

Women want to be matchmakers and give guys advice on how to talk to girls, dress, behave, etc; many guys need help and don't want to do all the back-and-forth messaging and setting up a profile.

To be sure, there are other online dating services that purport to focus on making real-world connections (rather than hosting awkward, back-and-forth messaging sessions that may or may not lead to actual dates or hookups) — that's basically the reason HowAboutWe, which was acquired by IAC last year, exists.

Back-and-forth messages on a single topic, even among several participants, appear as one entry in your in-box.

A "black-cloud" of confusing back-and-forth messages were constantly obfuscating reality.

For example, talking is faster than typing back-and-forth messages.

Baer suggests that even with compliments, there is a quickly diminishing return in answering multiple back-and-forth messages.

Using AMP for Email, developers will be able to add an interactive calendar to your email, for example, so you don't have to go through five rounds of back-and-forth messages to find a meeting time.

For example, HuffPost (which, like TechCrunch, is owned by Verizon/Oath) used the Storytelling platform to publish a humor piece around back-and-forth messages between President Trump and the House GOP, and it combined a variety of formats to try to explain the U.K. election to Americans.

Rooms could potentially help with those goals to some extent, as it could allow people to move their back-and-forth messages out of the main chat to a sub-chat where their posts are less visible – or even invisible – to the general viewing audience.