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

"I learned about backing up from my coaches," said Wood, who then recorded a strikeout to conclude the dramatic back-and-forth contest.

The news conference concluded with a long back-and-forth with Fox News about... Benghazi.

(A study by Jonathan Rothwell, an economist at Gallup, provoked some of the most recent back-and-forth, after Rothwell concluded that "Trump's popularity cannot be neatly linked to economic hardship").

(A study by Jonathan Rothwell, an economist at Gallup, provoked some of the most recent back-and-forth, after Rothwell concluded that "Trump's popularity cannot be neatly linked to economic hardship"). Of course, the debate is not confined to academics and journalists.

The back-and-forth continues for weeks.

There is back-and-forth on this.

It's a back-and-forth conversation.

The FER agrees the dual roles create a conflict of interest but concluded there is so much back and forth in the normal rating process it would be "impossible for the courts to distinguish ratings services from advisory services in a definitive way".

The two men batted this point back and forth before concluding that it might have been 1998 after all.

As fellow tech-averse bookworms with similar grievances, we e-mailed back and forth, eventually concluding that it would be easier to start our small press if we lived in the same place.

That concluded a game that had pitched back and forth over the first six innings, the Yankees and the Mets both manufacturing runs with sacrifice flies or groundouts.