Sentence examples for fired back and forth from inspiring English sources
Mortar shells fired back and forth killed at least 10 people on Monday, witnesses said.
The Spanish Davis Cup teammates fired back and forth for 4 23 in a passionate display of riveting tennis.
Communication between PC Music artists happens mostly online, with songs and concepts fired back and forth between Cook and the diaspora of artists.
Oregon's desperation to get him involved in the lobbying efforts is also revealed by the volume of missives which are fired back and forth, simply in an attempt to marry up Governor Brown's diary with the Coe three-day schedule.
LINDA SASLOW Candidates Trade Jabs in Brookhaven Race Accusations continue to be fired back and forth in the battle for supervisor in the Town of Brookhaven, where the Democrats ended 40 years of Republican domination in 2005.
Yet after a day of frantic discussions and cables fired back and forth between Kabul and Western capitals, the United Nations and NATO countries in the end muted their statement, backing away from demanding the seating of the Parliament on Sunday and trying to leave the door open for a compromise.
When tweeters discuss what's great about their platform, they focus on its immediacy and its interconnectedness; its responsiveness to the wider world, and the quick-fire back-and-forth it fosters between its users.
Never mind that it's the clunkiest screenplay here, with its blunt satire tailing all targets in search of one and a surprising amount of tin-eared dialogue slipping in amid the rapid-fire back-and-forth.
The changes could prime Instagram Direct for the rapid-fire back-and-forth photo messaging popular among teens that fueled Snapchat's ascent.
After a series of rapid-fire back and forth legislative maneuvers, the House and Senate ended the day with no resolution, and the Senate halted business until later Tuesday while the House took steps to open talks.
Lillian's inner state is such that "trees of fire are falling across the frozen field, brilliant orange, blue-tipped and inextinguishable; fire leaps from the crown of one tree to another, until the treetops send waves of fire back and forth between them, tossing flames like kites.
