Sentence examples for crossing back and forth between from inspiring English sources
But crossing back and forth between Afghanistan and Pakistan was no problem, he said.
He began with Albert-Laszlo Barabasi, a physicist and network scientist who was Dr. Hidalgo's faculty graduate adviser at Notre Dame, and then quickly added seven more interviews crossing back and forth between the natural and the social sciences.
Once upon a time, crossing back and forth between TV and film was seen as hard and definitive.
This road, shown on USGS topographic maps as Wimer Road, led northeast from Crescent City to the Smith River, where there was a toll booth, and then took a generally northerly route to near the state line, where it turned east, crossing back and forth between the states, to Oregon Mountain.
Subsequently, as a student and an activist, a clandestine militant and a political prisoner, she crosses back and forth between the warring groups.
Providing they have enough time without being caught out and dismissed, the batsmen may continue to cross back and forth between the wickets, earning an additional run for each time both reach the opposite side.
Asked to recall people who have crossed back and forth between television and campaigning in previous years, executives say only one big name comes to mind, Pat Buchanan, who was a co-host of CNN's "Crossfire" between his failed Republican presidential bids in the 1990s.
He draws greatly on an ingenious set that links a cheerful domestic interior to a shadowy veranda, allowing the characters to cross back and forth between a bright zone of moral surety and safety and a dark area of sensuality and danger.
Although a major policy shift is unlikely, the fact that the SPLM-IO is able to cross back and forth between Uganda and South Sudan suggests that some elements within the Ugandan government may be increasingly sympathetic to the rebels.
At the national level, lobbyists for large companies number in the thousands; corporate campaign contributions set the cost of running for office at heroic levels; and career paths cross back and forth between government and business, making the difference hard to detect.
