Sentence examples similar to charges back and forth from inspiring English sources

It's been only three days since the last debate, a raucous event sponsored by Fox News that will be remembered for a racially charged back-and-forth between Newt Gingrich and Juan Williams.

We had to watch the antics of around 100 hooligans charging back and forth.

She charged back and forth across the baseline, deploying a powerful backhand capable of crosscourt winners.

It essentially boils down to a lot of men charging back and forth across a mostly dark and bare stage in fancy samurai getups.

Justice Scalia's point was a narrow one — that the states should have the right to make immigration policy if the federal government is not enforcing its own policies — but it continued a charged back and forth between the conservative justices and Mr. Obama.

Both channels were interesting, and attendees were charging back and forth between rooms all day (us included).

The lurid charges traded back and forth made great copy.

As charges fly back and forth, the prospect for a détente between the federal government and the coastal science community on the one hand and state and local officials on the other remains cloudy at best.

As the charges fly back and forth, the war in Iraq "has moved back to center stage" once again, reports The Washington Post's Jonathan Weisman: Both campaigns think the Iraq debate will work to their advantage.

Nervous impulses occur as a result of electrical charges moving back and forth across the nerve cell membrane, but this can only happen at those stretches of membrane that are not ensheathed by myelin.

Add in the partisan atmosphere that already exists in the wake of Bill Clinton's impeachment, not to mention the charges thrown back and forth throughout the campaign, and it is easy to imagine how things could go wrong.An America at war with itself is not just a domestic problem, but a burden that the whole world would have to shoulder.